Teen Files Police Assault Complaint After PSG-Arsenal Clash

The teenager celebrated on the Champs-Élysées the qualification of the PSG in the final of the Champions League. He described an unwarranted outbreak of violence during a charge by the police.

According to the AFP, the young man filed a complaint on Tuesday for voluntary violence by a person holding the public authority with a weapon, resulting in an ITT of more than eight days.

Teen files police assault complaint after PSG-Arsenal clash

A post-match celebration following Arsenal’s Champions League exit has led to serious allegations and a police investigation now gathering momentum.

A 17-year-old Breton high school student has filed a complaint for violence he claims he suffered at the hands of a police officer during the celebrations for PSG's qualification for the Champions League final on May 7 in Paris. He was injured. The Paris prosecutor's office has notified the IGPN (National Police Authority). […]

A 17-year-old Breton high school student filed a complaint after being the victim of police violence on the Champs-Élysées in Paris, in the margins of the PSG victory against Arsenal (2-1) synonymous with qualifying for the final of the Champions League.

The Paris Public Prosecutor's Office seized the General Inspectorate of the National Police (IGPN) of a complaint from a young PSG supporter, denouncing police violence on the evening of 7 May, during the qualifying of the club in the final of the Champions League, learned the AFP from close to the file on Friday.