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Paris St Germain fans hold silent march for a fan killed by policeman

(3 Dec 2006) 1. Various of Paris Saint-Germain stadium 2. Various of fans gathering outside the stadium 3. SOUNDBITE (French) Voxpop, Paris Saint-German Fan: "There's nothing to show here, we do this from our heart. Paris Saint-Germain is a family, it is not a game." 4. Long shot of march approaching, with banner reading (French) "May justice prevail." 5. Wide of march passing stadium 6. Mid of friends and relatives at front of march 7. Close shot of friends at front of march 8. Marchers with scarves over face carrying flowers 9. Wide of march passing along street 10. Mid of march 11. March approaching place where shooting took place 12. Mid of flowers and pictures at scene of shooting 13. Pan from messages on wall to flowers on ground 14. Marchers walking forward 15. Various of friends and relatives walking forward to lay flowers 16. Marchers kneeling down on street 17. People with scarfs over their faces walking forward with flowers 18. Mid of people laying flowers and tributes 19. Wide pan of marchers at the scene 20. Set up shot of Pierre-Louis Dupont, President of the 'Boulogne Boys' (influential group of PSG's fans) 21. SOUNDBITE (French) Pierre-Louis Dupont, President of the 'Boulogne Boys': "The aim of this march was to pay tribute to Julien Quemener, a 25 year old Paris Saint-Germain supporter, who died during a football game. We want to pay tribute to him and re-establish his honour. His honour was sullied by the press, the authorities and various politicians." 22. Cutaway 23. SOUNDBITE (French) Pierre-Louis Dupont, President of the 'Boulogne Boys': "We need to establish all those responsible. Everyone needs to assume responsibility. Today we only point out the fans but the police presence was far from being efficient as well as the ticket sales." 24. People walking up to memorial to pay tribute STORYLINE: Several hundred fans of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) football team led a tense but peaceful march on Sunday in memory of a fan who was shot dead by a police officer caught up in a violent rampage by PSG supporters. Marchers gathered at Parc des Princes stadium and proceeded in silence to the spot where 25-year-old Julien Quemener was killed on November 23. Demonstrators marched behind a black banner reading "May justice prevail." At the site of the shooting, they kneeled down, and some left wreaths. The incident exposed the long-ignored problem of racism, violence and hooliganism among PSG fans. Police have said Quemener was a member of a group known as the Boulogne Boys, some of whom have links to PSG's tight-knit and violent far-right fan base. However the President of the Boulogne Boys group told journalists that the march was a tribute to Quemener, whose honour he said had been "sullied by the press, the authorities and various politicians." The police officer who killed Quemener and wounded another fan was black, and he was protecting a Jewish fan while they were under attack from supporters shouting racist and anti-Semitic epithets following a match between Paris Saint-Germain and Hapoel Tel Aviv. Because of fears of renewed hooliganism, Sunday's French league soccer match between Paris Saint-Germain and Toulouse was postponed. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...