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PARIS (AP) _ A crowd vandalized a Muslim prayer room in Corsica a day after an ambush left firefighters injured on the French island.
The region's top police official was on the tense scene at a housing project Friday evening.
The violence began Thursday night, when firefighters responding to an emergency call were ambushed in Ajaccio, according to the local France 3 television. On Friday a gathering that started as a show of support for the injured emergency officials turned violent, and some in the crowd vandalized a prayer room. France 3 reported new police reinforcements at other prayer rooms.
France's prime minister, Manuel Valls, called Friday for respect for French law after ``the intolerable aggression toward firefighters and unacceptable profanation of a Muslim place of prayer.''
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