CFTC (who only represents a minority of the police civil servants), described the unrest as a "civil war" and called on the French Army to intervene. Tuesday, 1 November – 6th night of rioting Rioting had spread to nine other suburbs, across which 69 vehicles were torched. A total of 150 arson attacks on garbage cans, vehicles and buildings were reported. The unrest was particularly intense in Sevran, Aulnay-sous-Bois and Bondy, all in the Seine-Saint-Denis region, which is considered to be a "sensitive area of immigration and modest incomes." In Sevran, youths set fire to two rooms of a primary school, along with several cars. Three officers were slightly injured. In Aulnay-sous-Bois, rioters threw Molotov cocktails at the town hall and rocks at the firehouse; police fired rubber bullets at advancing rioters. Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy refers to rioters as "scum" French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin "met Tuesday with the parents of the three families, promising a full investigation of the deaths and insisting on 'the need to restore calm,' the prime minister's office said." Wednesday, 2 November – 7th night of rioting Reports suggest rioters briefly stormed a police station while 78 vehicles were torched. One government official claims that live rounds were fired at riot police. Two primary schools, a post office, and a shopping centre were damaged and a large car showroom set ablaze. Police vans and cars were stoned as gangs turned on police. Rioting had spread west-ward to the area of Hauts-de-Seine where a police station was bombarded with home-made Molotov cocktails. Jacques Chirac, the President of France, made appeals for calm, and Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin held an emergency cabinet meeting. De Villepin issued a statement saying "Let's avoid stigmatising areas", an apparent rebuke to his political rival, Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy, who has called the rioters "scum" (racaille). A woman on crutches in her fifties, Joëlle M., was doused with petrol in Sevran-Beaudotes and set on fire as she exited a bus; "She was rescued by the driver (Mohammed Tadjer) and hospitalized with severe burns" Second week Thursday, 3 November – 8th night of rioting Traffic was halted on the RER B suburban commuter line which links Paris to Charles de Gaulle Airport after unions called for a strike. Rioters attacked two trains overnight at the Le Blanc-Mesnil station, forced a conductor from one train and broke windows, the SNCF rail