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Outgoing French president Francois Hollande called for justice over the alleged sodomy of a black youth with a police baton, an incident that has sparked riots for more than a week and more than 200 arrests. A video of the young man’s violent arrest circulated on the internet shows Theo on the ground against a wall, being beaten by four policemen.
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