A new Paris bakery was violently attacked, leaving it unable to operate until next year as thieves stole key equipment.
Boulangerie attacked in Paris
The boulangerie Urban Bakery Family, located in the 10th arrondissement of Paris and opened only 15 days ago, was the victim of a violent attack. Intruders stole equipment
The intruders forced the door, stole iPads, a central cash register, a broken safe, and a coffee machine, leaving the store without the means to operate. Store destroyed and employees threatened
The establishment was destroyed by the violence and the employees were threatened. Law enforcement tried to protect the store, but the looters were too numerous to be controlled. Damage costs thousands of euros
The cost of the damage is estimated at several thousand euros, as most of the professional equipment was stolen or destroyed. The bakery cannot reopen before next year due to the extent of the damage. Government pledges support
The government has promised to help the merchants affected by these riots, and a meeting is planned to discuss the measures to be taken. Owner reflects on the impact
The bakery's owner described the situation, saying, "We try to bring happiness to people because we are artisan bakers." The intruders forced the gate, took iPads, a central cash register, a broken safe, and a coffee machine, leaving this local business without tools to work.
