17 October: the Hand of a Protester Torn by a Grenade in Saint-Étienne, an Investigation Entrusted to the IGPN
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A 17-year-old minor was "sighly wounded" in his hand on Saturday, October 17, on the margins of the demonstrations "against expensive life" in Saint-Étienne, in the Loire. The wounded had his right hand torn by a grenade, whose model is not yet known, launched by the law enforcement forces. In the evening, an investigation was opened by the Saint-Étienne Public Prosecutor's Office and entrusted to the IGPN. - October 17: the hand of a protestor …
In a large-scale protest in St. Etienne, a young man lost his hand in a police grenade explosion, a protester in St. Etienne (Louar Department) lost his right hand after a police grenade exploded, handed over to RIA News with reference to France Presse. An adult male victim was taken to a university clinic. According to the young man himself, he had picked up a grenade from the ground shortly before the explosion. The type of device had not yet …
In Saint-Étienne, an Investigation Opened After a 17-Year-Old Man Lost His Hand Collecting a Grenade
The 17-year-old protestor allegedly seized the object launched by the security forces. The grenade model is not known. An investigation was entrusted to the IGPN.
A 17-year-old protestor had his hand torn off by a police grenade launched by the police forces during the demonstration on Saturday 17 October in Saint-Étienne.
According to the first elements, the protestor picked up the grenade by hand sent by the security forces.
A young man had his hand torn off by a grenade thrown by the police, during the mobilization "against expensive life" in Saint-Etienne
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