French Riviera War Zone: When Drugs Rule

Marseille is currently the battleground for ruthless gangs vying for control of the lucrative drug market. The economic stakes are immense, with drug trafficking generating over thirty million euros monthly, intricately woven into the local economy. Real estate investments, money laundering, luxury boutiques, sports clubs, beauty salons - every sector reaps the benefits. Slowly but surely, the drug trade has engulfed the entire city of Marseille.
Over the past few months, we closely followed the efforts of the Marseille police, the Anti-Narcotics Office, and specialized squads dedicated to disrupting the drug trade. The heart of the city hosts around two hundred points of sale for illegal drugs, some raking in as much as 100,000 euros daily. The Marseille police are resolute in dismantling this network; in just the first half of 2021, they apprehended 8,000 drug traffickers, 60% of whom were armed with weapons, often military-grade.
These gangs have transformed the northern neighborhoods of Marseille into crime empires. To comprehend the inner workings of these organizations, we met with some of their members. Operating within highly hierarchical structures, they are managed like legitimate businesses. However, death is an ever-present companion, and among the extensive list of casualties, many are innocent civilians. For the families who have lost loved ones, the pain is unending - they are the collateral victims of an increasingly bloody gang war in Marseille.

[@andreNL94]

This is an old documentary but unfortunately the situation got only much worse.

[@GregBiggsDETHKIDS666]

I'm so sick of lazy youtube channels just re-hashing old docs and BSing everyone by saying they are new documentaries that just came out. Freaking give up making youtube videos or make something new worth while! ty for the heads up. forget this crappy channel

[@kxmalahov]

crappy you are. Unsubscribe, it is ""democracy", or you are from Ukraine??@@GregBiggsDETHKIDS666

[@holeefuk413]

​@@GregBiggsDETHKIDS666So what if it's old can you young people not handle anything unless it's new.

[@user-wc4vh2dk1j]

It's not so old

[@kxmalahov]

but situation is getting much worse...@@user-wc4vh2dk1j

[@jebbroham1776]

How does a criminal come into the possession of a gun in France, a country where the citizens aren't allowed to have them except under the strictest of circumstances? It's almost as if criminals don't follow laws!

[@PYROPETEROG.]

Very smart 😂

[@tr3vorb438]

But it will work in America!🤡

[@jebbroham1776]

@@tr3vorb438 no it wont 😂

[@0Ciju0]

Its because you don't have Trudeau 😂😂 /s ...

[@terrorbilly1]

What a stupid comment. Of course criminals don’t abide by the laws, that’s what makes them criminals. And where did they get their guns from? I’m sure they got them from a local supermarket 🙄

[@fatheroblivion5930]

I am surprised weed and hasj are still illegal in France. Legalize it and use the taxes to clean up those housing areas ands fight crime. Also non-citizens should be deported immediately upon conviction.

[@kyberite]

Yeah, comically pathetic, you could see the coppers salivate at some cannabis seizure like they just prevented 1000 babies from od'ing then and there Cringe

[@alphaomega17]

Because that's working great for Oakland (sarcasm)

[@alexcarter8807]

Drugs - all drugs - are legal at the user level in the US and see how well that's going.

[@creepindeath83]

​​@@alexcarter8807 do what? Three citys are not all of America. People get a felony and 0.25-2 years in prison for an empty baggie in most of the U.S.

[@fatheroblivion5930]

@@alexcarter8807 You have bigger issues to worry about than drugs in the US think mass shooting's and 30% of the population that still supports the orange Mussolini wannabe.

[@pyotk]

In the France the justice system isn't a justice system, it's a catch and release system.

[@Escobarguzman7000]

True, but if a cop harms one of these little punks, they will find a place for him in jail you can be sure of that..

[@oscarwildeghost]

Most countries run on a socialist basis are. That and unchecked immigration is ruining Europe and the US.

[@josephluscavage8162]

15 "gun violence" incidents in 3 months, that's a slow weekend in Chicago.

[@Escobarguzman7000]

It's a regular weekend in DC,,

[@raqamsonofmanasseh]

It's a normal day in Miami

[@nas0075]

Europe is not at the criminal level that some cities in the US are. Europe will be much worse in the next 10 years. Open border politicians will make sure of that.

[@billiebleach7889]

Only a minority of murders are carried out with bullets here in Europe. The authorities don’t like to talk about it but a lot of murders are done with knifes, hand-grenades and especially torture, like the kid in the documentary that was put in the trunk of a car and than was burned alive. That kind of shit is much more common than bullets.

[@user-xn2jf8di6n]

Culturally enriching.. isn't it?

[@yunggopnikdaballr]

They literally posted a documentary about even worse crimes happening before the migrant crisis by white people? It's not like crime was invented by 30 different migrant nationalities, also dont forget the entire migrant crisis was started by (neo) colonialism and the US spreading its "freedom"

[@fionazerbst5771]

Anyone using drugs is culpable. Organised crime doesn't happen in a vaccuum.

[@julianzenker6679]

Thats a ridiculous point. Drug prohibition is enabling the crime. How can people still not see this.

[@ricdavid7476]

@@julianzenker6679 Its not ridiculous at all. If people did not use cocaine or heroin or hashish then there would not be any of this scum causing the problems. I say that as someone who used illegal drugs for nearly 40 years and I am ashamed of it and know that i am just as guilty as the scum of causing this evil. Why do we use illegal drugs? Because we are selfish and dont care about the law and have no self control. hitler and goering were drug addicts i think that just about sums up the matter.

[@brassmonkey7566]

"Just a normal kid never convicted of a crime " that one sentence in the first few minutes tells you all you should need to know about the propaganda slant of this video.

[@dolmarf411]

yep, never convicted doesn't mean he is not a drugsdealer.............. he is just never caputered........... evil criminals. all of them

[@JeffandJake]

At 51:45 that’s not a Kalashnikov it’s a VZ58. Only similar in outward appearance, otherwise completely different rifle.

[@rossauce12]

O wow, u got him!!!

[@biddyearly9262]

​@@rossauce12Well, it was a good observation.

[@Xuseen]

Made in the cheque republic

[@TheQuantumPotato]

They fire the same cartridge and have a similar barrel length too. Terminal ballistics are likely to be the same, which is what the police are concerned about.

[@Hillbilly1974]

I was about to say the same thing! Beat me to it. Only by two weeks 😂

[@user-zx5yd4cf3y]

Most of these arent French. Sad to see modern France

[@axamitidynamit8355]

This is an old documentary uploaded here. I’ve already seen it elsewhere.

[@MrReymoclif714]

In the movieStillwater the projects where it’s a hotspot were part of the movie. Port city,immigrants and drugs. Back in 1980 up in Dieppe and Le Havre things were not like this.

[@billiebleach7889]

I’m always infuriated when immigrants say the authorities have abandoned them while they get free healthcare, heavily subsidised apartments and an income without working a day in their life.

[@skooter9600]

Immigrants in what country they are given all that??

[@MR-in8bl]

France, Sweden, England, Germany and the other countries in the West that have immigrated themselves into oblivion will see this type of crime escalate until something is done. Unfortunately I don't see anything changing in the immediate or distant future.

[@elkiton]

Agreed.

[@RokeJulianLockhart.s13ouq]

I think you and I actually agree that immigration isn't the problem - you surely have bet some brilliant foreigners? I know of damn clever Indian technicians. What is a problem is that we don't bloody get anyone who immigrates. We prevent decent people from Europe and Asia entering and instead seem to allow random hooligans from the middle east.

[@gerardgearon4206]

Sad but true.

[@charliekenwright6324]

The politicians want this unfortunately

[@wavydavy9816]

Yes, that's right. Because non-immigrants would never participate in the illegal sale of drugs or guns, and they certainly wouldn't be so crass as to shoot each other over any kind of dispute regarding their business dealings. And all those non-immigrants who the buy the drugs that cause the problems don't have anything to do with the issue what so ever 🙄🤦‍♂

[@Veritas419]

Celebrating diversity in the French Rivera!

[@raqamsonofmanasseh]

Sucks that all the damage France has done worldwide is being paid back.

[@nicolasmaximus2286]

​@@raqamsonofmanasseh When KARMA SENDS BACK THE CHICKENS TO HOME TO ROOST.😮. EVEN IN THE AFTER LIFE 😜🧬 A BONUS FACTOR KARMA. You're welcome.😊

[@raqamsonofmanasseh]

@@nicolasmaximus2286 Europe & America actually believe that they'll get away with all the evil they have committed and continue to commit worldwide. They really believe they'll get away with it! Bad news, it's all catching up they will reap what they have sown.. Can't hide from God's justice...

[@Jalide]

I had to make sure if this was in some French colony. Phew in the coastal region of France. Yikes.

[@Like-23]

France is no more France

[@nistaffsubs6787]

Colombian Drug everywhere , Colombia need international intervention to end drug laboratories and traficking ...

[@burninforests4203]

I disagree I think it is absolutely ridiculous all the laws against drugs if you look at it from a basic perspective if a person chooses to consume a mind altering substance it should be their choice it’s their body and their money the actual reason that drugs are illegal is because it is to hard for governments to tax and profit from them but the fact that they are illegal actually makes it more profitable and the reality is drug will always be here and no matter what governments do they will never control or regulate them

[@painmt651]

Police are just guaranteeing high profitability for the cartels, continuing to fight the “war on drugs”… and income for terrorist organizations.

[@dougkos2574]

@nistaffsubs6787 Probably funded by George Soros and Co

[@raqamsonofmanasseh]

Where have you been? Colombia is no longer the top drug country.

[@burninforests4203]

@@raqamsonofmanasseh I’ve been busy ofcourse everyone knows Mexico rules the world and are the most dangerous

[@theoriginalrabbithole]

This is over dimebags of WEED?! I live in Massachusetts and I would say that if they just legalized recreational marijuana, they could start collecting all the sales tax and take away the consumer need for that particular black market and all the problems prohibition has brought with it. I'm not referring to the cocaine problem but seeing children get shot up over a weed-selling spot is just insane. There's no need for that to happen.

[@RW-rt5nd]

Because legalization has been just so successful in shutting the Mexican cartels out of California's cannabis trade, hasn't it?

[@elkiton]

What's with the blurring of T shirts, ridiculous censorship, to please who?

[@lr5037]

51:44 That is not Kalashnikov. That was Sa vz.58

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

who cares. they both go bang.

[@philippvoid1800]

we defenetly need more immigrants in Europe

[@Bj-en1qx]

It always surprises me how desensitized ive become to culturally entrenched crime and violence as an american. I start watching this and laughed out loud when they said 15 murders in 3 months cuz where i live we will have 15 murders every 3 weeks and im in a smaller mid size city, u go to places where the hoods be blazing infernos like la or chicago and 15 murders can happen in a single weekend. The violence and ignorance is soo just casual and common it becomes surreal and you start to forget how not normal it is to be used to that level of violence outside of a warzone. I literally had someone threaten to kill me last week mistaking me for someone that robbed his stuff after rollin up on me with a rifle in the passenger seat. After w bit of drama i talked him down and went separate ways. I told my friend a few days later and she was shoked like omg u didnt call the police what if he goes and kills someone and im just like ::shrug:: what can i do? Man america is fucked 🤦not that anyone should be ok with any level of violence in their community, but i dont think they realize how bad things could be in france, and should probably appreciate whatever security you can find there and take steps to make sure things dont get worse, cuz it gets a LOT worse believe me. Right now were trying to keep things in America from turning into mexico kinda violence. And it feels like a losing battle.

[@funhousebaby3104]

That's not even mentioning the schools. I'd only ever consider moving to the states unless it was in the middle of nowhere with beautiful surroundings. Thankfully I live in Scotland, free healthcare, education etc. There's still gangs and gun violence, but they tend to do things a lot lot differently .

[@Bj-en1qx]

@@funhousebaby3104 yah i mean gangster shit is the same no matter where u live there are people who simply have no limits to what they will do for $ or control. But society sets the limits on the level of violence that can happen before the public has had enough. Ive been seeing the signs and they dont signal improvement in america. Past few years not only has violent crime gotten worse but also petty crime as well. A culture of lawlessness when it comes to like robbery and theft and drug dealing eventually turns into casual violent crime. If you face no consequences for smaller crimes it conditions for behaviors to lean into worse crimes. Ive noticed that cartels are having a presence in the states more and more, and while they know they cant operate here the same way as they do south of the border, they are conscripting local street gangs same as they do down south and the result from that relationship has been more gang violence. The only difference is that things are gonna get much worse much more quickly here because the more associates and members of carrels that are established here in the states, the more violence will increase because the members here will be responsible and have more autonomy to solve problems, less of the organizations money will have to be smuggled across borders and will remain as liquid assets for criminal activity here, and the most obvious part, there is literally zero barriers in accessing enough black and even grey market weapons with limitless capital to arm as many soldiers and enforcers as they can find. And the economy for average middle class folks is crumbling, and poor people have always had the shit end of the stick here, and its not gettin any easier to feed your kids and keep a roof overhead so thats going to drive increasing numbers of people towards criminal activity. And the solutions are soo clear to see plain as day, there needs to be more, better paying jobs, affordable housing, and the drug war needs to end completely. But if you task our leaders on how to solve inflation, runaway housing costs, or even the mere mention of legalizing drugs, the only thing that they do is point fingers or rely on the same solutions that have always failed in the past. (Anyone thats a foreigner is probably wondering why not get rid of all the guns, 😂 but any american already knows thats the fastest way to find an end to your career in politics) Everyone hates the idea of legalized drugs, but i cant imagine any other potential solution that will cutoff funding to violent criminal organizations, create hundreds of thousands of jobs, divert billions from flowing to criminals in foreign nations and back into circulation in our own economy, and be a tsunami of tax revenue that can be used to fund police, education, social and health programs, etc. And the most frustrating part is the overall national political narrative from leaders is that we want to stop the flow of illegals (who ironically are fleeing poverty caused by US foreign policy and violence from drug cartels that are serving US markets) save lives and stop violence. But the most obvious step that can be taken is an unimaginable non start. Sadly its gonna get worse before it gets better. Americans simply cant manage to compromise or make sacrifices of their virtues for the sake of reason, no matter what the greater potential benefit.

[@charlesgale4257]

what small city has 250 murders a year my big city has 120 a year at the most.

[@Escobarguzman7000]

@@charlesgale4257 Washington DC, my city, small city, 274 murders in 2023. Liberal city "leaders" shrug it off, they even lessened penalties for some violent crimes, in their minds they're doing a great job. They are so woke, they literally don't know right from wrong anymore.

[@jessj7516]

People in Rio de Janeiro or Johannesburg would laugh at how soft your situation is. And people in Gaza and Afghanistan would laugh at theirs.

[@rumcajs009]

Remember guys, diversity is a strength 💪

[@Escobarguzman7000]

"une chance pour la France", is how some socialist politicians have put it. They have done an amazing job, haven't they ?

[@yunggopnikdaballr]

They literally posted a documentary about even worse crimes happening before the migrant crisis by white people? It's not like crime was invented by 30 different migrant nationalities, also dont forget the entire migrant crisis was started by (neo) colonialism and the US spreading its "freedom"

[@Jartran72]

It is, oh racist one. However when you push people into "subsidised housing" and then leave them without education or jobs, they will have to resort to drugs for escape and crime as a means of making money. Socioeconomics are always a factor. Legalise drugs and invest into better education and job opportunities. Ofcourse that takes more effort than blaming any person that is not white enough, actually doing things like a man is hard. Just talking and playing the victim like a little boy, that is easy.

[@rumcajs009]

​​​@@Jartran72 I know, it's all our fault 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I just wonder why immigrants from certain countries are never causing any trouble and from others are always causing trouble.

[@jeremymoon9088]

There's a time & place for everything, especially diversity. If ur cooking a meal, a diverse variety of spices is a strength; but it's still important to recognize the boundaries and not use too much of any of them. That, however, does not mean diversity is always a strength. No one would suggest it makes a marriage stronger if the husband keeps a diverse variety of sex partners, that's absurd; and no one would call his wife racist and ignorant for pointing out how diversity ruined their marriage. Just because diversity can be a strength doesn't mean it isn't also a grave detriment when there's too much of it in the wrong places.

[@marvwatkins7029]

The French Connection is alive and well.

[@ButchLotus1]

You have no idea what you’re talking about. The French connection was about heroin from Corsican mafia networks working with New York Sicilian mobsters. The French connection has been dead for years.

[@danfield6030]

Yeah, not quite the same thing. Bahahah

[@jamessharpe6699]

15 gunshot homicides is a Saturday afternoon in downtown Chicago

[@shanesgames]

chicago is also a much larger city with more easily accessible guns

[@alexsmart5452]

@@shanesgames Chicago is 3 times the population. 870K for Marseille and 2.7mil for Chicago. But Chicago had 695 murders where as Marseille had under 40 in 2021. Thats a more than 17 times the murder rate for a city only 3 times the size. And they can get firearms in France almost as easily as in Chicago. All you need is money and someone to get them. Dont believe that other nations dont have a gun problem, they do. They just dont have the violence problem of the US.

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

@@alexsmart5452 what other nations don't have, is crimes committed by people with guns they legally possess. you can be a law abiding citizen with a perfectly legal firearm and you only become a criminal and the gun only becomes illegal in the split second after you commit your first crime.

[@alexsmart5452]

@@cliveramsbotty6077 'what other nations don't have, is crimes committed by people with guns they legally possess' Name the country where you can own a firearm that doesnt have gun crime. Just one. Name a country where guns are illegal and gun crimes dont happen. Again just one.

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

@@alexsmart5452 There aren't any. You are not making any point there at all. In countries where guns are legal, there is nothing to stop them from being used for crime. In countries where guns are illegal, the law stops any crimes being committed by legal guns, because there aren't any legal guns, only illegal ones. In countries where law abiding citizens are allowed to have guns, a large percentage of those people then go on to commit gun crime, or there firearms become involved in gun crime. In countries where law abiding citizens are not allowed to have guns, law abiding citizens don't have guns, because to do so would be illegal. So you immediately remove that large percentage of gun crime mentioned above. In all countries, you will always have people who, within a split second, switch from law abiding citizen to criminal. When this switch happens it's much safer for society if that person isn't armed.

[@Fido-vm9zi]

Things are getting worse everywhere for many people.

[@FoteinaOphiuchus]

Conquest leads the charge, a crown he wears, Bow in hand, spreading conquest unawares. A rider white, a conqueror bold, His quest unfolds, a tale of old. War rides fierce, a crimson sword in hand, A symphony of chaos, a ravaged land. Blood-stained hooves trample the earth, As nations crumble in war's dire birth. Famine follows, a specter gaunt and lean, Fields barren, a world caught in between. With scales in hand, famine's touch profound, The hungered cries, a mournful sound. Death, the last, a pale rider astride, Silent whispers where shadows hide. His scythe swings low, the final breath, As life succumbs to the cold hand of death. In shadows deep, their dance unfolds, A tapestry of tales, of fates untold. Conquest, War, Famine, Death in stride, A quartet grim, where destinies collide.

[@rinzler666]

i know what will fix it! more importation of economic migrants!

[@yunggopnikdaballr]

@@rinzler666 Never forget nearly 90% of those convicted of wider child abuse offences and on the sex offenders register are white men

[@guy4469]

A man beat me up with onions once in paris .

[@anticom6099]

“I’m not crying, it’s the onions!”

[@Escobarguzman7000]

LOL

[@matthewburnham3430]

2-4 years for trafficking drugs? In The US you’d get 2-4 for resisting atleast in the south east that’s crazy

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

yeah and the US is much much safer for it because putting more people in prison for as long as possible has proved to be highly effective in protecting the public.

[@kiosKbz11274]

Dealers got no choice but to resist got bop bop🤦‍♂️

[@murrayeldred3563]

See how much dole they will get in African or Arab countries. I know I have worked in many.

[@guy4469]

I am from manchester the worse place ive ever been is coalville house/ serpantine house in rome italy its crazy about 2 miles long off flats its a no go area, And project 17 /18 /19 north off paris that is mad a lot worse than britain .

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

coalville in england is even worse

[@rossauce12]

Those cops are really on top of it, going to do a sting in a marked car....

[@justwayne4785]

Cultural diversity 😂😂😂😂

[@AcidGambit419]

What i am getting from this documentary half way through is that the criminals are far more organized than the police. In america marijuana decriminalization hurt the mexican cartels so badly at first they have completely stopped growing and importing low end weed.

[@tedzehnder961]

Now it`s Fentanyl ,people and street gang recruits.illegal Immigration has to be stopped. Deportations must happen every day.Our military needs the laws changed so they can protect the US borders..

[@Jalide]

It hurt the cartels only in the beginning and its only replaced by opiods which is much much worse its basically killing cities.

[@tellybriggs6019]

These immigrants and the people that let them in need to be in prison altogether

[@Jay-hr3rh]

They say the same about the French in West and North Africa.

[@mikerope5785]

it's called colonialism, they are french citizens. Read beyond the headline you dolt.

[@Escobarguzman7000]

@@Jay-hr3rh haha no they don't..but nice try,

[@rudihenry5298]

@@Jay-hr3rhMaroc scum rules drie trafficking

[@florinelenaradamilea]

You know what's interesting? The Uber driver uses a 'homeless phone or as known in US obama phone. It's supposed to be untraceable. Those immigrants; they're unemployed, poor, I can understand. But how come they have money for drugs?

[@dson1978]

send them back

[@mikerope5785]

they are french citizens.

[@timw4432]

Standard MENA immigration results unfortunately

[@siukuechtv]

Chào bạn thân mến một ngày vui vẻ ❤❤

[@TwinkieCakey]

34:50 Bruh this got me dead laughing homie has no horn in the car.

[@thebairdhaslanded]

Great video... just makes me wonder why some places that are so liberal like the EU are not pro about making some things legal like marajuana or however it is spelled. Here there so much money being made and places being revitilized to sell the stuff leagly and the money is going to a better use.

[@thebairdhaslanded]

law enforcement is not an easy path but I'm glad they do their job

[@peterwillson1355]

How would legalising drugs help? It wouldn't. Cigarettes are legal, yet there is still a blackmarket for them. Criminals deal in everything and anything, because they are driven by laziness and greed.Criminality is a spectrum. Many " law-abiding" people are petty criminals.

[@thebairdhaslanded]

interesting question. Weed has become legal here in many parts of the states and now is providing lots of local jobs and income for and selling a product that people have to get a medical card to purchase. honestly lots of money is being made and tax revenue is coming in from a former illegal item. In other parts of the nation millions of legal dollars are being made and improving lots of communities. As a nation that tried to ban alcohol in the past we have learned that on this and the beverage issue if the government over sees it then tax money can be raised to help those who have needs. That is my main thought I guess. Not perfect but it seems to be a better option then the current one in many places. Cops have to much to worry about as do innocent citizens and addicts.@@peterwillson1355

[@MrManny075]

Think what happen to these officers' jobs if drugs are no longer a problem? Not just the officers the judges, and the lawyers, they all lose their jobs, sure there are a lot of ways to stop it harsh sentences like 10 to 20 years for dealing and 5 to 10 years for possession, getting prisoners to do hard work outside where everyone can see them, a deterrent is the answer, but they don't do it because like I said they lose their jobs.

[@frederikqu7717]

@@peterwillson1355 Yes, it absolutely doesn't work: The number of smokers is sinking every year due to better preventive measures (that are typically not done with illegal substances) and the amount of illegaly sold cigarettes is around 8% in the EU. For Comparison, 100% of the weed, cocaine, heroin etc are sold illegaly and these markets are growing. Also don't say that lazyness is the main factor leading to criminality. I come from a very privileged area and basically all the people I know from there found good jobs, no matter how spoiled they were by their parents and how lazy they are. However other people I know from other areas like the friends of my GF, who mainly come from romania and moldova struggle to find jobs and places in the universities.

[@maryh4459]

Qui bono

[@dougkos2574]

At the end of the day, if you hang out with shit, you get shit.

[@BIG-DEE-EASTMIDDZ]

france lookin activee 💯💯 are you aloud in france with a crim record 🤷‍♂️

[@juansantana8448]

If it is in France, so it will be in Spain

[@KK-ol9ie]

First step should be to get rid of those graffiti and force the apartments owner to paint and maintain those buildings. It should be pretty easy I thought!

[@lolol1725]

2:33 how did they get the transaction wrong lol - why is the driver getting cash?

[@sandwich5344]

Here, in europe Dealing oftenly is done through a controller who sends out a dude on foot or by car. Some smaller dealers will go themselves either giving a randevous or setting one up

[@LlyleHunter]

@ sandwich5344. It’s the same structure here in the US and most likely everywhere. The big ones shelter themselves from risk. When I worked in social services I found that middle level dealers found slow minded disabled youngsters to sell drugs at street level for them so that the disabled kids would get arrested instead of them. We’d become aware of it because we had to stop the disability benefits while the kids were in jail until they got out due to regulations. You can’t have two different government sources paying for your services at the same time without there being conflicts and in-kind support.

[@RogowskiBubba0864]

Parts of this documentary are from a French movie I guess, or the movie took it from the older documentary 😊

[@philosophyofcarry]

that's a CZ Vz.58 on the table not an AKM

[@AcidGambit419]

2:40 the math on the prices for coke is terrible. It actually gets more expensive the more you buy. I wanna know what the other drugs are though

[@Reeferman420NL]

Yeah, I noticed that too. With 10 or 20 euro packs they charge €50 a gram. 40 and 60 euro packs, €66,67 and 64 per gram for the 90 euro package.

[@smclaughlin4586]

Who wants to GO THEIR 😢 TO VISUT😢.. Who Knew the South of France was SO VIOLENT 😮

[@tatsnneeps341]

Same suspects yet again 😂😂

[@MrReymoclif714]

Never ending cycle.

[@yunggopnikdaballr]

A 2020 report by the Centre of Expertise on Child Sexual Abuse stated that "In the records of defendants prosecuted for child sexual abuse offences" among those in which ethnic background was recorded the vast majority were white (89%), rather have drug dealers supplying what people want than child lovers 🤣🤣🤣

[@shanekingston7500]

Hope we never have those type of gangs get their foot into this country.

[@KK-ol9ie]

The arms dealer openly selling them on internet! That should be easy for cops to nab him. But again, crime doesn’t pay. You end up in jail, dead or injured permanently. Will never understand this lifestyle

[@vulturu.x4329]

more like "when immigrants rule"

[@mikerope5785]

They are french citizens

[@vulturu.x4329]

@@mikerope5785 civilization/culture and citizenship are not the same thing. they are french only in papers

[@simonottomusblinkinsob94]

@@vulturu.x4329 I sense you didn't want to say ethnicity. They are citizens of the French Republic because that's what the papers say. Without my passport for instance I would not be a citizen of United Kingdom of Great Britain. With my passport I am. I am also a citizen of the Dominion of Canada but I was born and raised here in the British Isles. So, if I wasn't born in Canada, "Slavicly I would not be Canadian, as I wasn't born there - even though I've got my citizenship "papers". That don't sound right.

[@guy4469]

The difference with french police and british police ,is the french police all talk to each other the british police dont link up London cops dont speak to manchester cops the system is flawed in britain . .

[@nikolasmaes99]

French cops serve the state. It's a police state. Unique in Europe. Installed by mr Emanuel Macron. Who serves the rich. I'm sure in Britain the cops still protect and serve the civilians. It's a big difference, French cops have much easier clearance to open fire. So of course, this brings a small tight select group closer together. They are all on their own, hated, even by native Frenchmen. Si tu veux le savoir: je suis Belge, je m'interesse à ce sujet.

[@Escobarguzman7000]

@@nikolasmaes99 N'importe quoi, France is not a police state lol. They don't "serve the rich". They're trying to do their jobs in a socialist system where everything is stacked against them. Bleeding heart liberal judges that won't sentence criminals, an electorate that loves to bitch and complain but still votes socialist (although the RN is coming up). Maybe you should worry about Belgium becoming Morocco lol..

[@MiriamdeLezo677]

It's stupid,police only get the small fishes not the big fishes,so it's to pretend police is doing his work which is not true.

[@EintagsFliegenTV]

Cause big fish is Gouvernement

[@hemelbhuiya3712]

Hell inside hell and inside hell...

[@murrayeldred3563]

Why such rubbish? In much poorer countries in economic terms where I have worked at least people have a Community Spirit to keep the areas clean and tidy and communal pressure does not let scumbas roam or the area covered in litter. Mindset.

[@andrew3203]

These guys are not locals. They are immigrants, often from North Africa. And asking the guys that murder and sell drugs to keep the areas clean is a bit too much.

[@vladmireputzine3032]

what are the gendarmerie doing, eating their baguettes and drinking their coffee, while all the drug dealing is going down....

[@ButchLotus1]

That’s a stupid comment. There’s not enough cops to stop the drug business. Drugs can’t be stopped. They tried to stop alcohol in the 1920s and all it did was make people like Al Capone rich.

[@dariuszmikrut9460]

And this is what EU tries to share with all the countries within union. Well done!!!

[@tedzehnder961]

And they got mad at Poland because they didn`t want inflows of refugees.Tried to penalize them.

[@R2zXxQHBpd8]

43:19 le mot est "terrorisme" oui

[@blackairforceone]

wow... people protesting for the arrest of gang members... that's rare

[@alainvosselman9960]

2-4 year prison for dealing some good amounts of hard drugs ? Might as well give'm a hug and have 'm promise not to ever do it again.

[@jessj7516]

In Belgium you get 5 years prison sentance for smuggling in 5 tonnes of cocaine.

[@alainvosselman9960]

​@@jessj7516 I am Belgian. Yeah, it's a problem here as well. They are soft on all crimes here. Especially rape, child molesting, murder. There's people who get out for murder faster than they do for dealing or smuggling dope.

[@collencal4662]

They are not buying those arms off of century Lmao

[@nikolasmaes99]

8:03 Charbonneur, derived from the word charbon, meaning charcoal. So they consider themselves charcoal burners. As it's a very dirty job.

[@PeterBalssuweit]

What about fighting poverty instead of the sympthoms...

[@alexsmart5452]

yea, because only poor people sell and use drugs, right?

[@ltjamescoopermason8685]

😊😊

[@lowerastral1963]

Why not just legalize all the drugs and then license and tax them heavily?

[@Hightech_2k]

53:54 Somebody who accompanies a drug target (aka high ranking person in this business) is definitely not innocent, even at 17y old. And the family must have known her friends...

[@lisaschuster686]

I feel as though there are billions of people on the planet.

[@edgarvillarrealm.d2261]

👍🇨🇴😎

[@desd1932]

The girl at the end wasnt innocent she was in a car with a known drug dealer. Innocent would be someone walking down the street. Tho its still sad obviously diidnt deserve to die

[@looserkuka]

She probably slept with him cuz 🤑. She didn't look like the girl that studies hard...

[@TwinkieCakey]

32:50 I can understand him here. Even though what he does is illegal, I mean he's smoking a joint while driving that's already a "get fucked" ticket. Business is business lads. There's no way around that.

[@matthewmccarthy2406]

The answer must be to legalize all drugs. It could not be worse than what we have now. It would put all the gangs out of buisiness overnight. But then what would the police do? What would unemployed people do? The only solution is to legalize all drugs.

[@Like-23]

Muslim

[@ragerblitz2361]

FRance is depriment

[@0Ciju0]

22:59 I mean, $120 for a 8 hour shift aint really balling...

[@nikostsatsis9478]

bro, here in greece the average income per hour is around 4 euros, or 32 per 8 hours......

[@looserkuka]

This is not US, you don't have to pay any healthcare... The only essential expenses this guy has is rent and food. And it is euros not dollars... For doing nothing with no education this is a lot of money. Netto minimal wage in france is around 8 €/h... If you get paid 50000 grand in US you are considered poor. If you earn this in any EU country you are a king.

[@professormikeoxlong]

2:41 bro 60 something euro for a G? Who's the criminal here hm. They ripping the dealer off for that price

[@TheRusschannel]

If you fix the problem then drugs will go away.. the problem is not enough income to survive..

[@alexsmart5452]

No the exact opposite, to much money made selling drugs. To many people of all socioeconomic groups buying and using drugs. The is no fixing that. Unless you are saying its only the poor that sell and do drugs? Is that what you are saying? Is that you President Biden? "Black kids are just as smart as poor kids".

[@ikotsus2448]

But enough to buy drugs?

[@TheRusschannel]

when you give up yes, you would as well!@@ikotsus2448

[@Quarovv]

240 for 3 g of coke??? I have 1 for 50 in Nice, very good quality

[@Inv1s1bleMan]

Putain ca jour dur à MarDEseille. Alors euhhh...bah du coup...ché pas trop ...

[@user-gw7mp5sl6d]

Дай русскую озвучку

[@dolmarf411]

rayan never conficted, this doens't mean he isn't a drugsdealer. it means he is never captured.......... criminals.

[@Machinecat58]

That's a galile not a kalashnikov

[@nicholash3907]

why is a 14 year old in the street at 3am......because his parents suck

[@GokWan-jl1wu]

So because someone had not been arrested they are innocent?

[@DIYmotorcycle]

Hey don't they know those guns are illegal you're not supposed to have those especially in France.

[@wildandbarefoot]

Its allways been a dodgy neighborhood. Home of the French Connection

[@bobbah676]

2-4 years in prison... maby thats the problem

[@user-to2gh7sg3l]

This sucks...

[@TheRambling_Reviewer]

I'm from KENYA and this is just crazy as fuck!!! we ain't reached that level yet, I mean gang killings and all that is just mad.

[@MrReymoclif714]

It’s not Xylazine.

[@NhungNguyen-2002]

14 victim who had never convicted for a crime. So, that makes you completely innocent and are not involved of any vice? Laughable if he was still alive. Sad at the narrator

[@frankorosz901]

This type of response by police is a waste of time. It does not address the real problem that are the highest "bosses" who just find more low level fall guys. Need jobs and chance to benefit from society rather than be ignored by the system.

[@tedzehnder961]

Only so many jobs to go around. This also depresses wages because of supply and demand.They need to have a "water taxi" once a week float them back to Africa so they have to make the journey over and over.Pretty soon they`ll get tired of all that walking.

[@raqamsonofmanasseh]

Hey France, welcome to 1980's America.

[@romankholoniuk7639]

Hello, content creator of this channel. I want to translate and voice your videos for the Russian-speaking audience. How can I get in touch with you?

[@SecretState]

I've come to the conclusion, crime as we know it has changed . The top echelons of crime were given a time frame to get out , 2025 on wards will be the end of OC

[@raqamsonofmanasseh]

You'll be saying the same thing in 2025. Except it will be 2027 etc.

[@Jartran72]

That is the most delusional thing I have heard since I was born. Nothing except legalising and privatising or state controlling the sale of narcotics can really hurt drugs cartels and dealers. Also the best way to reach and treat consumer with addiction issues.

[@Ohhyow]

Stop selling arms and weapon.

[@HandsONreviews4u]

How on earth did we surcome into the psychology of wearing a MASK? Re breathing our own air will not do anything

[@atrociousliar3314]

I keep thinking, why don't they do this and why don't they do that? But if you have so much money to be made without the need for any education and don't have to paty any tax on anything made then this will never end. The kingpins are in other countries and the police will continue to struggle like anything to arrest small fry who are willing to die for this and unwilling to work for less. At least we tried but human nature is not pleasant.

[@Escobarguzman7000]

Not too mention in France the judges are all lefties who will set them free, the police can't do their job, everything is stacked against them..