Guadeloupe

Police-related news is dominating French feeds. Two gendarmes were seriously injured by gunfire during a police operation in Guadeloupe, an officer was attacked in Belfort, and a policewoman was beaten by rioters in Paris amid a nationwide high school protest movement that will keep 23 schools closed in Ille-et-Vilaine on Monday. In the US, the family of Renee Good, killed by immigration agents, is suing the Trump administration.

Two gendarmes were shot and seriously injured during a police operation in Guadeloupe, according to French media reports. The incident, involving officers from the judicial police, has drawn wide attention in France, with searches around the gendarmerie spiking as people seek updates on the officers' condition and details of the operation.

Roadblocks in Guadeloupe have brought traffic to a standstill, with the Jarry industrial and commercial zone left inaccessible and several routes blocked across the island. Local reports from Martinique and Guadeloupe describe paralysis of major roads, disrupting businesses and commuters. The blockades are the topic of conversation in the French Caribbean as residents seek information on which roads are affected and how long the disruption will last.