The inhabitants of the city of Argenteuil, in the Val-d'Oise, are still in shock, after the violent death of the schoolgirl Alisha, drowned in the Seine.
A white march in his memory is scheduled for Sunday March 14, announced the town hall of the town of 110,000 inhabitants.
The procession will leave at 2 p.m. from the Lycée Cognac-Jay, where the young girl was educated, and will end at the Parc des Berges, on the banks of the Seine.
Parents and family should speak briefly.
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Alisha, 14, succumbed to an ambush Monday, March 8 afternoon under the viaduct of the A15 motorway, according to the first elements of the investigation revealed Wednesday, March 10 in the evening to the press by the prosecutor of Pontoise.
In this place away from homes, the young girl was said to have been brutally beaten and then thrown into the river, still conscious.
The two suspects, a boy and a 15-year-old girl, a couple and classmates of Alisha, were imprisoned in the juvenile quarters of two prisons.
They face up to twenty years in prison.
Relations between the three teens had soured, especially after a photo of the victim in her underwear was posted on SnapChat in February.
The school had been notified, according to the prosecutor.
A physical fight broke out on March 1 between the two young girls.
The boy and his girlfriend were under disciplinary proceedings and were excluded from the facility at the material time due to the harassment they were exerting on Alisha.
The murder was committed the day before their visit to the disciplinary council.
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On Franceinfo, the Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Interior Marlène Schiappa announced this morning the creation of a committee to "
better equip parents
" against harassment to which their children may be the object, especially at times of social networks.
This committee will be launched during the week with associations, qualified people and the police.
“
I believe that we should not oppose prevention and repression,
” she explained.
The Minister observes a rise in violence for lack of "
decompression valves.
"Asked about Alisha's death, Marlène Schiappa sent a message of solidarity:"
It tears your heart to think about the last hours of this little young girl.
First of all, I want to associate myself with the pain of his relatives and in particular of his parents whom I saw express themselves.
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