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Jean Imbert: an Excerpt From Complement d'Enquête Where One of Her Former Waitresses Testifies to Her Behaviour Resurfaces

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While Jean Imbert has just been placed in police custody as part of an investigation into charges of violence made by three of his former companions, an excerpt from the programme Complement d'Enquête, broadcast on France 2, is experiencing a renewed interest on social networks.

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The chief cook was placed on Wednesday as a witness assisted in the investigation of charges of violence against ex-partners, an intermediate status between the indictment and that of a mere witness.

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Accused of violence by former companions, Chief Jean Imbert was not charged.

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The starred cook revealed by M6's culinary tele-crochet has been targeted for several years by complaints from former companions. He had been placed in police custody on Monday, August 3rd for "violence by spouse or partner".

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While Jean Imbert has just been placed in police custody as part of an investigation into charges of violence made by three of his former companions, an excerpt from the programme Complement d'Enquête, broadcast on France 2, is experiencing a renewed interest on social networks.

Accused of domestic violence, Jean Imbert was placed under the status of a witness assisted after his custody. This is what this judicial decision means.After 36 hours of police custody, Jean Imbert was released. The famous chief is accused of spousal violence by six of his former companions. Among them are the former Miss France Alexandra Rosenfeld and the actress Lila Salet. Jean Imbert heard by the investigators This Monday, August 3, Jean Im…

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Voici.fr broke the news on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
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