LONDON: The family of a teenager killed by a policeman in France have shared their shock at seeing the officer included in the Paris Olympics opening ceremony. Issam El-Khalfaoui said he and his family were “in a state of shock” when they saw Romain Devassine, who took part in the ceremony as a BMX rider, The Times reported on Wednesday. Devassine was deemed by France’s General Inspectorate of the National Police to have shot dead Souheil El-Khalfaoui in August 2021 out of “absolute necessity” and no charges were brought.