Paris prosecutors have activated their emergency response plan ahead of the Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal, scheduled for Saturday in Budapest. The judicial system is preparing for possible public disturbances following the match, with up to seven prosecutors on standby to handle cases, including specialized juvenile magistrates.

The public prosecutor’s office confirmed that juvenile court procedures have been adapted to coordinate with neighboring jurisdictions. This coordination aims to ensure swift processing of cases involving minors from outside Paris. The move reflects anticipatory concerns raised by law enforcement and judicial actors about potential violent incidents.

Prosecutors will prioritize immediate court hearings starting Saturday, before the most crowded events unfold. Investigative procedures will be launched where necessary to extend beyond standard detention periods. The judicial system is also prepared to pursue additional charges for serious offenses reported but not addressed during initial response phases.