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The Policeman Who Had Violently Thrown a Homeless Person to the Ground in Carcassonne Will Be Tried.

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A police officer appears before the correctional court after a video showing him violently projecting a man on the floor during the music festival.

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The 29-year-old man, whose fall caused by an agent in the city RN in June had been broadcast on social media, died 13 days later. The autopsy did not establish "no link between the facts filmed and the death".

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A police officer appears before the correctional court after a video showing him violently projecting a man on the floor during the music festival.

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The policeman accused of violently throwing a young man on the ground during the Fête de la musique in Carcassonne, on 21 June, appeared this Friday, November 6, 2026 in front of the criminal court.

A national police officer, accused of violently throwing a homeless person to the ground in Carcassonne, who died a few days later, appeared this Friday in the correctional court for "voluntary violence by the depositary of the public authority".

This Friday, November 6, 2026, a national police officer appeared before the Carcassonne Correctional Court for violently projecting youssef, a 29-year-old homeless man, at the Fête de la musique.

The trial of the municipal police officer accused of throwing down Youssef E., who died 12 days after the attack, opened on Friday 6 November at the Carcassonne Correctional Court. In June, the police officer's actions accused of "voluntary violence" took on a new dimension when a video broadcast in September revealed them.

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lindependant.fr broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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