Bouches-Du-Rhône. "War Wounds": Two Mutilated Protestors Complain in Marseilles
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In a video viewed by France Inter, we can see Rémi Aubert running to escape a police charge before falling to the ground during the demonstration on 31 October. The 39-year-old man suffers from severe physical and psychological sequelae.
Two 21- and 31-year-old women filed a complaint after being seriously injured during the mobilization on 17 October in Marseilles. They suspect that the police have fired grenades to deencircle them. The Public Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation.
Two women aged 21 and 31 have suffered injuries that may come from "de-encirclement grenades" used by law enforcement agencies.
As they were protesting in Marseille on 17 October, two women were targeted by grenades. Gravely injured on their feet and legs, their lawyer, Pierre Brunisso, filed a complaint on Monday 9 November at the court in Marseille.
Two women aged 31 and 21, respectively, filed complaints against X on Monday 9 November for "voluntary violence resulting in mutilation or permanent disability." On 17 October, at the end of the demonstration, they were violently injured by fire grenades projected by CRS on Boulevard Dugommier, in the first arrondissement of Marseille.
Ten days after the injuries suffered by Rémi in Marseille (Bouches-du-Rhône), on 31 October last, on the margins of a demonstration, a video which France Inter was able to consult shows that he was hit by several CRS.
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