“
The gendarmes came to get me.
Like an assassin.
»Looking down, Jacques, 60, shakes his head.
He does not understand.
On January 11, he was forced and forced to arrive at the Home des Rosati, a home dedicated to the care of perpetrators of domestic violence, in Arras (Pas-de-Calais).
"
Not my place
", repeats this retiree, in a room with basic furniture, in front of a bunk bed which he occupies alone.
In early January, his wife filed a complaint.
The judge issued a 30-day deportation order and sent him here, after 24 hours in police custody.
He will be tried in mid-April.
“
I pulled her hair a bit.
Finally, I pulled his hair,
he recovers, after a glance at Amélie, the specialist educator of the Le Coin familial association, in charge of his follow-up.
She was at the window, hysterical.
It was to hold her back
. "
"And couldn't you do it any other way?"
», Interrupts the educator.
“
Try to move 90 kilos
, explains Jacques.
She had left
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