Marseille has become the focus of emergency French government talks after the son of a football boss was gunned down in the street on Thursday in the city's latest gangland killing. Adrien Anigo - whose father, Jose Anigo, is the sporting director of Olympique Marseille - was the second person in a day to be killed in the region of the southern port city - and the 15th murder since the start of the year. The 30-year-old was shot dead in the middle of the day by two men on a motorbike while he was getting out of a rented Renault Twingo.
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Adrien Anigo, son of Olympique Marseille boss Jose Anigo, gunned down in French city
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Shooting is 15th murder in region since start of this year
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Marseille's mayor and officials call for end to in-fighting to solve gangland crisis in city
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French Prime Minister last month ordered 130 police officers and 24 investigators to crack down on Marseille drug trade
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However, unemployment remains above the national average, with more than 20 per cent of @placeholder residents below the poverty line and more than 40 per cent youth unemployment in some parts of the region.