THE heartbroken mum of the teen boy "executed" by a Paris cop has revealed his tragic last words as 150 were arrested during a second night of raging riots in France.
Nael M., 17, was gunned down at the wheel of a Mercedes on Tuesday morning after an officer threatened to "lodge a bullet in his head".
The killing has prompted a wave of unrest in the French capital, with rioters launching arson attacks against "symbols of the republic".
Police have arrested 150 people as the second night of protests erupted into anarchy on the streets of Paris.
Nael's mother has now shared the details of her final moments with her slain son, who she described as her "best friend."
"He was everything to me, and that son of a b***h shot him," she sobbed in a video shared on Instagram.
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His family have vowed they will "never forgive" police for the shooting the western suburb of Nanterre that was described as "an execution" by horrified witnesses.
Nael's mum said: "He gave me a big kiss and told me he loved me, I told him to be careful, we left the house at the same time and went to McDonalds, then I went to work like everyone.
"An hour later my son was shot. What do I do now? He was everything to me, and that son of a b***h shot him.
"I only had one, he was my best friend, my son, we were so close, thank you all for your support, I don't know what else to say."
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His grandmother echoed her grief, adding: "I will never forgive them.
"My grandson died, they killed my grandson. We are not happy at all, I am against the government.
"They killed my grandson, now I don't care about anyone, they took my grandson from me, I will never forgive them in my life, never, never, never."
Nael was shot dead after being stopped for violating traffic laws while behind the wheel of his hired Mercedes AMG at around 8.30am on Tuesday.
Verified video shows an armed traffic cop pointing his weapon into the teen's hired Mercedes AMG and saying: "I’m going to lodge a bullet in your head."
There is then a bang and the car lurches forward, with the officer allegedly firing at point blank range as the teen tried to steer away before crashing into a barricade.
Two other passengers were allegedly in the car with Nael. One fled, and the other was taken into custody.
The 38-year-old cop, who has not been named, is currently in custody and faces a murder charge in connection with the incident.
An extra 2,000 cops were drafted on the streets following the death of French-Algerian delivery driver Nael.
He was everything to me, and that son of a b***h shot him.
Town halls and schools were among the buildings put to the torch by protestors between Wednesday and Thursday.
Gerald Darmanin, France’s Interior Minister called it "a night of unbearable violence against symbols of the republic."
In a tweet posted on Thursday he added: "Town halls, schools and police stations set on fire or attacked. 150 arrests.
"Support for the police, gendarmes and firefighters who face up with courage. Shame on those who did not call for calm."
But this did not stop crowds of youths going on the rampage in cities across France, including Lille and Toulouse, as well as the capital.
Many of the worst fires were caused by Molotov cocktails and firework rockets being aimed at buildings.
Police fired flash-balls to disperse protesters who were burning rubbish in northern Paris, and the crowd responded by throwing bottles.
Buses and trams were among the vehicles burned out by mobs, along with blocks of flats.
The entrance to Fresnes prison, south of Paris, was burned out, while videos showed police station windows being smashed before rows of police cars were put set ablaze.
President Emmanuel Macron called for calm, saying: "We have an adolescent that was killed, it is unexplainable and inexcusable.
"Nothing justifies the death of a young man."
Paris Saint-Germain star Kylian Mbappe has also shared his fury regarding the tragedy in his home city.
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He wrote on Twitter: "I hurt for my France," alongside a series of broken hearts emojis.
"Unacceptable situation. All my thoughts go to the family and loved ones of Naël, this little angel gone much too soon."
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