Horrific New Year's Day assault on a female police officer in Paris was filmed by her
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Horrific New Year's Day assault on a female police officer in Paris was filmed by her attackers as they kicked her around like a rag doll in ‘cowardly and criminal lynching’
Thugs film their brutal attack on a female police officer in Paris suburb
- The officer, who has not been named, was attacked along with duty captain
- Car they arrived in was also vandalised and thugs escaped into housing estate
- The footage of the savage attack on New Year's Day has since gone viral
- President Emmanuel Macron promised to bring those responsible to justice
By Peter Allen and Charlie Bayliss For Mailonline
Published: 16:23 EST, 1 January 2018 | Updated: 06:57 EST, 2 January 2018
Horrifying video footage has emerged of a female police officer and her boss being beaten in a Paris suburb.
The incident took place in the early hours of Monday following an emergency call in Champigny-sur-Marne, an area to the south-east of the city.
The unnamed police officer was filmed by gang members as she was kicked around by the attackers. The footage was then uploaded onto the internet by the group.
At one stage, her colleague appears so badly beaten up that he takes his gun out his holster, but does not let off a shot.
The female police officer is filmed lying on the ground as a group of thugs stamp on her
The woman is surrounded from all sides as she desperately tries to cover her head
The footage on social media has sparked outrage across France, with president Emmanuel Macron promising to bring the culprits to justice.
Macron said: 'Those guilty of the cowardly and criminal lynching of police doing their duty on the night of December 31st will be found and punished.
'Force will support the law. Honour to the police and full support to all the agents attacked in such a low level fashion.'
The two officers arrived at a house in Champigny following reports of widespread disorder outside the address, where a New Year's party was taking place.
A number of people were turned away from the house, which led to fighting in the street.
When the police arrived at the scene, they too were attacked.
The thugs filmed themselves stamping on the woman, who tried to cover herself as she is relentlessly beaten.
She was the driver of the duty police captain, who was also beaten up, yet this attack was not filmed.
Collagues finally rushed in to help the officers, who were then rushed to hospital.
They suffered concussion and other injuries, but their condition was not life threatening.
The attackers ran into a nearby housing estate after destroying the patrol car, which was turned upside down and left in ruins.
A source said: 'The captain had tried to defend the pair using a tear gas canister, but was badly beaten up.
'At one stage he produced his service weapon, but did not get a shot off. The female officer has been written off work for at least a week, while the captain will be off for at least 10 days.'
French interior minster Gerard Collomb said after the attack: 'I just spoke with the police officers assaulted.
Everything is done to ensure that the cowardly perpetrators of these unspeakable acts are apprehended and sentenced. To attack our security forces is to attack our Republic.'
In the video of the police officer being beaten up, anunidentified woman is using Paris street slang to say: 'The evening has really gone wrong! Goodness! Poor copper!'
The on-duty police patrol car was also vandalised by the thugs in the attack.
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France left shocked by 'savage' New Year attacks on police
The French government has promised tough action after a violent attack on police officers outside a party on the outskirts of Paris on New Year's Eve.
Video that has gone viral on social media shows the female police officer being knocked to the ground and kicked, while others show vehicles being turned over and vandalised.
The two victims were among several officers who were called to a warehouse party on an industrial estate in Champigny-sur-Marne, east of Paris, on New Year's Eve.
It had been organised on social media and several hundred people turned up, some reportedly from outside the area.
The police were called when would-be revellers who had been denied entry started to attack the building, according to organisers.
When police tried to keep the two groups apart, the pair were separated from their colleagues and attacked.
The man received a broken nose and a sprained wrist and the woman suffered bruises to her face and temporary deafness.
Police and emergency service vehicles were attacked and the police fired teargas.
The organisers had not applied for official authorisation, according to the town's Communist deputy mayor, Christian Fautré, who condemned a "cowardly assault" in a statement.
Two people were arrested in connection with the vandalism but on Tuesday nobody had been detained over the attacks.
Police said they hoped to find the culprits by viewing the videos.
Ministers, opposition denounce "lynching"
The assaults have created an outcry, with right-wing politicians calling for tougher law-and-order policies.
Local MP Gilles Carrez, a member of the right-wing Republicans party, called for more personnel for the town's police force but also said it could have happened anywhere.
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