'France is failing!' Fury as 14-year-old yob 'terrorises' Paris with campaign of abuse and petty crime

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France is failing!' Fury as 14-year-old yob 'terrorises' Paris with campaign of abuse and petty crime.

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Fury has erupted in France as a 14-year-old yob has gone viral on social media for "terrorising" the streets of Paris with a campaign of abuse and petty crime.

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Hamza, whose parents hail from Algeria, has sparked outrage over his delinquent money-making scheme near the Canal Saint-Martin in eastern Paris.The teenager demands a €2 (£1.70) penalty from passers-by who wish to avoid being drenched by his water gun.His approach has earned him the nickname "Hamza La Douane" - Hamza the Customs Officer."In Algeria, when you pay the customs officers, they don't search you.

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Footage circulating online depicts the youth spraying cyclists, motorists and even police officers near the canal, which has drawn swimmers following a heatwave last month."He leaves me alone because he knows I'm not doing anything bad.

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All I do is water people and the police from time to time," Hamza told CNews.His father, who lives separately from the boy's mother, defended his...

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