Catholic faithfuls play music as they wait for a Pope Leo XIV mass at the Monument of the Spanish in the Palermo neighborhood in Buenos Aires on November 9, 2026. (Photo by TOMAS CUESTA / AFP via Getty Images)

One of the three defendants and French lawyer Anne-Laure Compoint arrive at the Palais de Justice, the main law court of Paris on the Ile de la Cite, central Paris on November 9, 2026, to attend the trial of three police officers who assaulted Music producer Michel Zecler during the Covid pandemic six years ago. The assault on Michel Zecler, now 47, triggered renewed outrage in France over police violence, which victims and researchers say is systemic but authorities and law enforcement unions claim is limited to isolated cases. (Photo by Thomas SAMSON / AFP via Getty Images)

Two of the three defendants and French lawyer Anne-Laure Compoint arrive at the Palais de Justice, the main law court of Paris on the Ile de la Cite, central Paris on November 9, 2026, to attend the trial of three police officers who assaulted Music producer Michel Zecler during the Covid pandemic six years ago. The assault on Michel Zecler, now 47, triggered renewed outrage in France over police violence, which victims and researchers say is systemic but authorities and law enforcement unions claim is limited to isolated cases. (Photo by Thomas SAMSON / AFP via Getty Images)

Music producer Michel Zecler (2R) arrives at the Palais de Justice, the main law court of Paris on the Ile de la Cite, central Paris on November 9, 2026, to attend the trial of the three police officers who assaulted him during the Covid pandemic six years ago. The assault on Michel Zecler, now 47, triggered renewed outrage in France over police violence, which victims and researchers say is systemic but authorities and law enforcement unions claim is limited to isolated cases. (Photo by Thomas SAMSON / AFP via Getty Images)

Two of the three defendants arrive at the Palais de Justice, the main law court of Paris on the Ile de la Cite, central Paris on November 9, 2026, to attend the trial of three police officers who assaulted Music producer Michel Zecler during the Covid pandemic six years ago. The assault on Michel Zecler, now 47, triggered renewed outrage in France over police violence, which victims and researchers say is systemic but authorities and law enforcement unions claim is limited to isolated cases. (Photo by Thomas SAMSON / AFP via Getty Images)

French radio host for Skyrock Fred Musa arrives at the Palais de Justice, the main law court of Paris on the Ile de la Cite, central Paris on November 9, 2026, to attend the trial of the three police officers who assaulted Music producer Michel Zecler during the Covid pandemic six years ago. The assault on Michel Zecler, now 47, triggered renewed outrage in France over police violence, which victims and researchers say is systemic but authorities and law enforcement unions claim is limited to isolated cases. (Photo by Thomas SAMSON / AFP via Getty Images)

French-Cape Verdean Stomy Bugsy and French radio host for Skyrock Fred Musa arrive at the Palais de Justice, the main law court of Paris on the Ile de la Cite, central Paris on November 9, 2026, to attend the trial of the three police officers who assaulted Music producer Michel Zecler during the Covid pandemic six years ago. The assault on Michel Zecler, now 47, triggered renewed outrage in France over police violence, which victims and researchers say is systemic but authorities and law enforcement unions claim is limited to isolated cases. (Photo by Thomas SAMSON / AFP via Getty Images)

French-Cape Verdean Stomy Bugsy and French radio host for Skyrock Fred Musa arrive at the Palais de Justice, the main law court of Paris on the Ile de la Cite, central Paris on November 9, 2026, to attend the trial of the three police officers who assaulted Music producer Michel Zecler during the Covid pandemic six years ago. The assault on Michel Zecler, now 47, triggered renewed outrage in France over police violence, which victims and researchers say is systemic but authorities and law enforcement unions claim is limited to isolated cases. (Photo by Thomas SAMSON / AFP via Getty Images)