Two young adults were indicted and jailed on Saturday June 13, suspected of having shot a 16 year old teenager last weekend in Epinay-sur-Seine (Seine-Saint-Denis), the prosecutor's office said. Bobigny.
The two suspects, aged 18 and 19, are prosecuted for "homicide in an organized gang". The investigation had been entrusted to the Paris Criminal Brigade.
Aman, a 16-year-old high school student, was killed around 3:30 am last Saturday in the Orgemont district, where he had gone to visit his cousin, the mayor (DVD), Hervé Chevreau, told AFP. The teenager was killed for a story of car degradation on the background of rivalry between the city of Orgemont in Epinay-sur-Seine and that of the Raguenets in Saint-Gratien (Val d'Oise), according to a police source which confirms information from the JDD.
A young man got out of the car, shooting a group of young people and fatally hitting Aman.
A few days later, a 19-year-old young man from Saint-Gratien, went himself to the police station, admitting to being the driver of the car, but claiming not to be the author of the shots, according to the source policewoman. One of his friends, an 18-year-old boy with a sawed-off shotgun, is suspected of having shot the group of young people. Hidden in Montgeron in Essonne, the young man suspected of being the shooter was arrested on Friday. He and the driver of the car were brought in and charged on Saturday.
Two days earlier, in the neighboring town of Saint-Denis, an 18-year-old boy had already been shot and two others injured.
