Three French police officers charged over man’s death during riots
- Three French police officers have been charged for the death of a 27-year-old man during riots in Marseille. The man's autopsy showed marks consistent with the impact of a blast ball fired by the police.
- The officers will be charged with "armed violence unintentionally causing death" and are banned from having contact with plaintiffs or participating in riot control.
- The man's death was the only known death during the nationwide unrest in June and July, which was sparked by the killing of a teenager by a policeman during a traffic check.
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Three French police charged over man’s death during riots
MARSEILLE, Aug 11 — Three French police were charged yesterday over a 27-year-old man’s death during nationwide rioting earlier this summer, prosecutors said, an uncommon instance of officers facing a criminal case over on-duty violence. An autopsy of the man who died in Marseille during the riots showed marks on his chest consistent with the impact of a shot from a blast ball commonly used by police, prosecutors said. The officers were arrested…
France: 3 police officers charged over death of man during nationwide riots
In an unusual instance of officers facing a criminal case over on-duty violence, three police officers, on Thursday, were charged over the death of a 27-year-old man in the southern French city of Marseille during nationwide riots that took place in early July, prosecutors said. Five officers were arrested over the incident on Tuesday, out of which two were released quickly.
Three French police charged over man’s death during riots
Three French police were charged Thursday over a 27-year-old man's death during nationwide rioting earlier this summer, prosecutors said, an uncommon instance of officers facing a criminal case over on-duty violence.
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