SPECIAL REPORT-In France, minority communities decry a surge in police fines

He continues to challenge the other 11 fines, which include several related to the quad bike he drove on his supermarket trip. Reuters found at least 45 people in Epinay-sous-Senart and elsewhere in the greater Paris region who say they were fined without any contact with a police officer, according to recipients and their lawyers.

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