Have Two Policemen Looted a Store in Limoges? The Prosecutor's Office Denies and Announces the Opening of an Investigation for Slanderous Denunciation
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The Limoges Public Prosecutor's Office denied any acts of looting after the online broadcast of a video showing two agents recovering shoes through the window of a store in Limoges.
On the basis of a video, two police officers are accused on social networks of having taken advantage of a looting to use themselves. The national police and the prosecutor's office deny, and an investigation for slanderous denunciation has been opened.
Two police officers were filmed in Limoges loading the bags of their motorcycles with goods from a store ventilated by riots. The prosecution indicated that they were then acting to secure and return the goods.
They have been recorded from the windows and in which police officers are depicted stealing from broken shop windows. The article French police officers caught red-handed looting and stealing from shops appeared first on Documento.
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com Limoges Public Prosecutor's Office states that the two bikers filmed in front of the looted shop were carrying out a judicial seizure. An investigation for slanderous denunciation is under way.
A viral video accused two officials of stealing shoes from a looted store after Saturday's demonstration. The National Police and the Limoges prosecutor denied: it was an orderly seizure as part of an investigation for aggravated robbery. [...]
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