法国警察在10月10日使用英国资助购置的越野车冲撞参与学生抗议活动的示威者，导致一名14岁女生受伤送院1。这批Masstech VEZI越野车原本按照2018年《桑赫斯特条约》由英国资金购置，共9辆，专门用于在法国海滩阻止难民乘坐充气艇非法越境1。法国内政部长Laurent Nuñez办公室已确认启动调查，审视这些边境管制用车如何被挪作警察对付学生的工具1。
受伤女生表示发生的事情"不可接受"1，她被诊断为血肿，后来出院1。这起事件发生在持续三周、约160,000人参与的学生抗议期间1。调查人士指出"我不认为英国人知道他们的钱被用来打法国孩子"1，而乌托邦56协会发言人则批评"不成比例的武力被用来沉默、威胁和恐吓"1。
French police deployed UK-funded all-terrain vehicles to charge at student demonstrators in Dunkirk, resulting in injury to a 14-year-old girl who was struck by one of the vehicles and hospitalized.1 The Masstech VEZI vehicles, of which nine were purchased with British funds under the 2018 Sandhurst Treaty, were originally intended for use by French border authorities to prevent refugees from boarding inflatable boats along French beaches.1
The incident occurred on October 10, 2024, during a student protest that had sustained for three weeks and drawn approximately 160,000 participants.1 The injured girl was diagnosed with bruising and later recovered, describing what happened as "not acceptable."1 Following the incident, France's Interior Ministry launched an investigation into how border management vehicles came to be deployed against demonstrators.1 An investigator involved in the inquiry stated: "I do not believe the British knew their money was being used to hit French children."1 A spokesperson for the advocacy group Utopia 56 characterized the police response as "disproportionate force being used to silence, threaten and intimidate."1
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