Paris. Extracurricular Scandal: Anne Hidalgo Targeted by Three Family Complaints
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The former mayor of Paris and his former first deputy, Patrick Bloche, are subject to three complaints for "non-assistance to persons in danger" lodged by parents of the school Saint-Dominique (VIIth arrondissement).
The family lawyer asserts that the complaints are based on "evidence", showing that the former mayor and his former assistant had "a knowledge of a serious and imminent peril to which the children were exposed", "under their responsibility", but that there was a "complete denial".
Three complaints were filed against the former Mayor of Paris and his former First Deputy by families of child victims of sexual assault Anne
Complaints were filed for "non-assistance to person at risk"
"It was the individual criminal responsibility of Mrs Hidalgo and Mr Bloche, who were fully aware of the seriousness of the situation," the lawyer of the three families, Mr Lise-Honorine Bornes, told the AFP, confirming an information revealed by Le Point. Sollicity, Ms Hidalgo's lawyer, Mr Patrick Klugman, did not wish to react. Separately, these families had already filed a complaint between March and May last for "sexual assault", "violence" …
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leprogres.frThree complaints targeting the former socialist mayor of the capital, Anne Hidalgo, and her former first deputy, Patrick Bloche, have been filed in recent days by families affected by the scandal of sexual assaults in after-school activities.
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