Dutch curfew riots

For the first time since the Second World War, the Netherlands has implemented a curfew since Saturday. A decision that triggered riots in the country’s largest cities: Amsterdam, Eindhoven and Rotterdam. In a working-class district of Rotterdam, the traces of violence are still visible. Like at a ransacked jewellery store, where the police are looking for possible fingerprints left by the breakers. As a strong symbol, in this country unaccustomed to such scenes, the police station is barricaded. Last night, its windows were targeted by mortar fire. The inhabitants are torn between anger and incomprehension. TF1 reporter Georges Brenier comes to the Netherlands to produce a news report.