Blocks of High Schools: Near Orleans, High School Students Sing to the Glory of Mohamed Merah and Salah Abdeslam, the Prosecution Opens an Investigation
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Beaugency, near Orléans, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and labeled Les Plus Beaux Détours de France. From the medieval bridge, one could hear a sound in the distance of a... Read the article "To the Mohamed Merah": from the high school blockade to the church, a rap on the Bataclan became the chorus of miners appeared first on current values.
This rap song evokes terrorists Mohamed Merah and Salah Abdeslam. On Tuesday, the Orléans Public Prosecutor's Office states that the investigation is also opened for "apology of terrorism by a communication service".
INFO LE FIGARO - A video showing high school students from Beaugency (Loiret) recapture a song with lyrics referring to the Toulouse and 13-November attacks has been broadcasted on social networks. The Orléans Public Prosecutor's Office has opened a preliminary investigation for "apology of terrorism".
Young people who last week took part in the blockade of a school near Orléans have spread a video on social media with tributes to Islamist terrorists Mohamed Merah and Salah Abdeslam. Merah killed, among other things, Jewish children. Abdeslam took part in the terrorist attacks in Paris on November 13, 2015.
An investigation for the apology of terrorism is under way, says the Orléans prosecutor this Tuesday. It targets a group of young people who took over last Thursday in Beaugency, during a rally of high school students, a rap song, especially to the glory of Mohamed Merah. The investigation also aims at the song.
The Orléans Public Prosecutor's Office opened a preliminary investigation for "apology of terrorism" after a video was broadcast on social media, in which high school students sing a piece of rap referring to jihadist attacks and to Adolf Hitler.
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