While the controversies continue to swell since the verdict of the appeal trial of the so-called "Viry-Châtillon" case, the Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin received this Saturday morning, as expected, the police officers injured during the attack of October 8, 2016.
To discover
Her tenant owes her more than 31,000 euros, she lives in a motorhome
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Last weekend, after six weeks of appeal proceedings, five young people were sentenced to terms ranging from 6 to 18 years in prison - three of them appealed to the cassation process - and eight others were acquitted
"in the absence of sufficient evidence"
.
A
"judicial shipwreck"
, estimated the lawyer of one of the civil parties, in any case a decision which aroused the anger of the police union organizations.
The latter organized rallies in several cities in France during the week.
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"All government support"
Guest on RTL, Gérald Darmanin, meanwhile, let it be known that he did not
“support”
these demonstrations, not wishing to
“oppose police and justice”
, but that he would receive the police officers injured in the 2016 attack.
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"After having discussed at length with them, I repeated to them all the support of the government and I will continue to accompany them in their life of police officer"
, tweeted the minister this Saturday after the meeting.
During his time on RTL, Gérald Darmanin recalled that
"eleven police officers were killed last year"
. Terrible coincidence, this meeting occurs the day after the death of Stéphanie M., administrative agent stabbed in Rambouillet by a certain Jamel G.
