Angry youths fought running battles with police for a second night in a row in neighbourhoods outside Paris, injuring more than 77 police officers following the death of two teens killed in a crash with a police patrol car. - The violence late Monday and early Tuesday was more intense than during three weeks of rioting in 2005, said senior police union official Patrice Ribeiro. He said officers were shot at and are facing "genuine urban guerrillas with conventional weapons and hunting weapons." - Some officers were hit by shotgun pellets, Interior Minister Michele Alliot-Marie said. She said there were six serious injuries, "people who notably were struck in the face and close to the eyes." - The BBC reported five of the injured officers are said to be in critical condition. - The riots were triggered by the deaths of a 15-year-old and a 16-year-old killed in a crash with a police patrol car on Sunday in Villiers-le-Bel, a town of public...