authority said. A passenger was lightly injured by broken glass. For the first time the riots spread outside of Paris, spreading to Dijon with sporadic violence in Bouches-du-Rhône in the south and Rouen in the north-west of France. In Parliament, de Villepin pledged again to restore order as his government has come under criticism for its failure to prevent the violence. Around 1000 firemen were called to put out a blaze at a carpet factory while twenty-seven buses were set alight. 500 cars were torched and arson occurred in Aulnay-sous-Bois, Neuilly-sur-Marne, Le Blanc Mesnil, and Yvelines. Additionally, 7 were burned in Paris, and others had their windows broken out near the metro station La Chapelle. Nationally, 593 vehicles were torched Thursday. Friday night, 4 November – 9th night of rioting Violence continued in Val d'Oise, Seine-et-Marne and Seine-Saint-Denis. Arson and attacks on vehicles occurred in Aubervilliers, Sarcelles, Montmagny and Persan. French police claim incidents Thursday night have diminished in intensity compared to the previous night, with only fifty vehicles set on fire. Prefect Jean-François Cordet said in a statement that "contrary to the previous nights, there were fewer direct clashes with the forces of order." "Traore's brother, Siyakah Traore, called for protesters to 'calm down and stop ransacking everything.'". Violence spread to Lille and Toulouse for the first time. Saturday, 5 November Day Police reported the discovery of a bomb making factory for producing gasoline bombs inside of a derelict building in Évry, south of Paris, raising questions on the possibility of planning well in advance of the riots. Six minors have been arrested. Several thousand residents of Aulnay-sous-Bois joined a march in protest against the riots, initiated by the commune's mayor, Gérard Gaudron. At noon, Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin met with Nicolas Sarkozy and other cabinet members. Yves Bot, public prosecutor of the city of Paris, on Europe 1 radio described the events as organized violence, well beyond spontaneously erupting riots. Bot alleged that adolescents in other cities were being incited to commence rioting via the internet, saying that the violence was directed against institutions of the Republic, but he denied it being ethnic in character. Night – 10th night of rioting Around France, 897 vehicles were torched and 170 people arrested. An incendiary device was tossed at the wall of a synagogue Pierrefitte-sur-Seine. Firefighters were attacked while rescuing a sick person in Meaux. Violence continued both within