Hundreds of people took part in a white march in Nanterre, led by Mounia, the mother of Nahel, in tribute to her slain son. The 17-year-old teenager was killed by police during a traffic stop on Tuesday.
Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video playerFrance's government has announced the deployment of 40,000 extra police across the country following days of riots after the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old boy by an officer during a traffic stop.
It comes as Pascal Prache, public prosecutor of Nanterre - where the shooting took place and has sparked violent protests nationwide - said the officer is being investigated for"voluntary homicide".
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