US EditionA Man Armed with a Knife Killed in Ajaccio: the Police Officers "Didn't Have Any Other Alternative", Said the Prosecutor's Office
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An investigation was opened on Saturday for "aggravated voluntary homicide" and "aggravated voluntary violence" following the death of a Senegalese in Ajaccio. Her family lawyer announced that she was preparing to file a complaint for "voluntary homicide".
Three days after the death of Mouhamed Gueye, killed by police fire in Ajaccio on Saturday, 20 December, the Public Prosecutor's Office delivered a first detailed report on the state of investigations on Tuesday, 23 December. In a statement, the Public Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Ajaccio, Nicolas Septe, states that the first evidence collected tends to establish that the security forces acted in self-defence and in a proportionate man…
Three days after a man armed with a knife was shot dead by the police on the Cours Napoléon, in a press release sent to the press on Tuesday, the prosecutor of the Republic of Ajaccio, Nicolas Septe, returns in detail on the unfolding of the facts. After the first investigations, the prosecutor considers that the police acted in self-defence in the face of an imminent attack and notes that the young Senegalese had already been hospitalized under…
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