Man arrested for insulting Sarkozy
Nicolas Sarkozy
Police arrested a young man for insulting French President Nicolas Sarkozy as the leader visited a deprived suburb and the suspect will go before a judge on Friday  a court official said.
 The 21-year-old was arrested at a train station in Seine-Saint-Denis  near the northern Paris suburb of La Courneuve  where Sarkozy made an unannounced visit late on Wednesday evening.
 An aide to Sarkozy said the president had talked on Wednesday with people in a section of the estate that is due to be demolished  but several residents told AFP they saw nothing but police and cars coming and going.
 A local counsellor for the neighbourhood  Stephane Troussel  said in a statement that the visit was an "admission of failure" for Sarkozy's security policies.
 He said Sarkozy "is obliged to come in the middle of the night  secretly  because in La Courneuve as in Seine-Saint-Denis his record on public security and action in working class areas is not great."
Police arrested a young man for insulting [TGT] as the leader visited a deprived suburb and the suspect will go before a judge on Friday  a court official said.
 The 21-year-old was arrested at a train station in Seine-Saint-Denis  near the northern Paris suburb of La Courneuve  where [TGT] made an unannounced visit late on Wednesday evening.
 An aide to [TGT] said [TGT] had talked on Wednesday with people in a section of the estate that is due to be demolished  but several residents told AFP they saw nothing but police and cars coming and going.
 A local counsellor for the neighbourhood  Stephane Troussel  said in a statement that the visit was an "admission of failure" for [TGT]'s security policies.
 He said [TGT] "is obliged to come in the middle of the night  secretly  because in La Courneuve as in Seine-Saint-Denis his record on public security and action in working class areas is not great."