US EditionThe Family of the Man Killed by the Police in Ajaccio Wants to File a Complaint for Aggravated Voluntary Homicide
6 Articles
6 Articles
"Under what conditions the police fired the three shots? Was it really necessary to retaliate in this way?" asked the lawyer of the parents of Mouhamed Gueye. Their son, armed with a knife, was killed by the police this Saturday in Ajaccio. They wish to file a complaint, said their lawyer this Sunday, confirming information from Corse-Matin.Me Aljia Fazai-Codaccioni, specifies that she wishes to file a complaint for aggravated voluntary homicide…
The 26-year-old's parents, who according to the first elements of the investigation threatened passersby with a knife in the centre of Corsican city on Saturday, want to file a complaint for "aggravated voluntary homicide".
On Saturday, a young man armed with a knife was shot dead by the police in downtown Ajaccio. His family decides to file a complaint.
On Saturday, 20 December, the police shot and killed a 26-year-old man in the city centre of Ajaccio. According to the first elements of the investigation, he was armed with a knife and was threatening passers-by as well as law enforcement officials on the spot.
The family of a Senegalese student who died during a police intervention in Ajaccio announces the filing of a complaint for aggravated voluntary homicide. An investigation examines the circumstances of this tragedy which occurred on Saturday in the city centre. The fatal police intervention in Ajaccio: the family of the "victim" announces a complaint The entourage of a Senegalese national who died on Saturday.
In the aftermath of the straddling of the man with knives who on Saturday caused panic on the course Napoleon, the details of the police intervention reveal a situation of extreme danger. The individual, armed with two blades, was stopped by the shooting of a policeman as he was about to strike. The departmental secretary of the union Un1té 2A, Pierre Azema, returns to the facts. It all starts on Saturday, when an emergency call reports a man "n…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
