and outside Paris. In Grigny, two schools were set on fire. Another school was set on fire in Vigneux. A nursery school was burned in Achères, west of Paris, outraging residents who demanded that the French Army be deployed or that a citizens militia be formed. In Torcy, close to Bussy-Saint-Georges, rioters set fire to a police station and a youth center. Additional attacks occurred in Avignon (Vaucluse), Saint-Dizier (Haute-Marne), Soissons (Aisne), Nantes (Loire-Atlantique), Blois (Loir-et-Cher), Montauban (Tarn-et-Garonne) and in the north at Lille, Roubaix, Tourcoing, Mons-en-Baroeuil. Other incidents occurred in Cannes, Nice, and Toulouse. In the Normandy city of Évreux, over 50 cars, a shopping center, a post office, and two schools were burned. 253 people were arrested. Sunday 6 November Morning Cars torched in central Paris for the first time, in the historic third district. There, citizens urged for the French Army to be deployed. The total number of vehicles torched during the night is estimated at 1,295, the highest number so far. 193 people were arrested. An extra 2,300 police were drafted. In broad daylight on Sunday, a Belgian RTBF news crew was physically assaulted in Lille, injuring a cameraman. A Korean female journalist from KBS TV was knocked unconscious with repeated punches and kicks to her face and head in Aubervilliers As of Sunday morning, tenth night, the total number of people arrested since 27 October surpassed 800, and the total number of vehicles set on fire is estimated to be around 3,500. Night – 11th night of rioting Rioters fired large-caliber ammunition from pistols and hunting rifles in the southern Parisian suburb of Grigny, injuring 34 policemen, three of them seriously. Two of them are reported to have been hit in the head. The shots ended at 8:30 pm; according to a journaliste of Le Monde and several social workers, this might be related to the beginning of the soccer match PSG–AS Monaco (France Inter, 7 November) For the first time, Catholic churches have been attacked with Molotov cocktails in Liévin and Lens in Pas-de-Calais and Sète in Hérault. 1408 vehicles have been torched during the night (982 vehicles were burned outside Paris), and 395 people were arrested. A Polish tourbus parked in Alfortville waiting to return a group of vacationers to Poland was one of the vehicles that were destroyed. In the first incident outside France, five cars were torched in Saint-Gillis, Brussels, Belgium.