From Fox News · Peter Burke · · 1m 30s
McDonald's Ransacked in Paris Protests
Paris McDonald's vandalized during cost-of-living riots as looters target restaurants and stores.
In brief
Paris McDonald's vandalized during cost-of-living riots as looters target restaurants and stores. Paris McDonald's damaged during riots following cost-of-living protests, with looters attempting to cook fries and businesses across the city being destroyed. Originally reported by Fox News.
Paris McDonald's vandalized
A McDonald's in Paris was left ransacked and heavily damaged after cost-of-living protests exploded into riots and widespread looting that also targeted restaurants, cafés and grocery stores across the French capital.
Damage at McDonald's
The McDonald's on Boulevard de Magenta near Gare de l'Est suffered smashed windows and extensive damage inside, with computer screens damaged and an ice cream machine spilling vanilla onto a ketchup-covered floor.
Looters attempt to cook fries
Intruders even attempted to cook french fries before a man and his dog drove about 20 people from the restaurant, according to a security guard.
Other businesses destroyed
A neighborhood café near Place de la République was burned out, a wine shop was destroyed, and supermarkets were among the businesses targeted as unrest swept Paris.
La Barrique café affected
The son of La Barrique's owners told Fox News Digital his mother was inside when the business was attacked and was later taken to a hospital with a head injury.
Grocery stores targeted
The Franprix, Monoprix, Picard and Carrefour City locations were among the grocery retailers targeted during the unrest, with shelves emptied and products stolen or crushed.
Unrest described as riots
These are not protests anymore, as violent clashes followed demonstrations over the rising cost of living and other grievances.
The essence
Paris McDonald's damaged during riots following cost-of-living protests, with looters attempting to cook fries and businesses across the city being destroyed.