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Does Marseille represent 20% of settling accounts for 1% of the population in France?

2021-09-02T22:13:13.832Z


VERIFICATION - The settling of scores ignited Marseille throughout the summer, so much so that Emmanuel Macron made it the destination of his return to school.


THE QUESTION.

Emmanuel Macron is back in Marseille.

The second largest city in France has experienced a hot summer, punctuated by violence linked to drug trafficking: throughout the summer, scores have been settled, sometimes causing very young victims.

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On the set of Yves Calvi on BFMTV, researcher Fabrice Rizzoli, specialist in criminal networks, recalls the weight of the Marseille city in mafia violence in France.

"

Marseille is 1% of the population, 20% of settling of scores

", explains the doctor in political science.

What is it really?

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CHECKS

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For a murder to be considered a settling of scores, three elements must be brought together by investigators.

The victim must be a criminal, the motive for the crime must be different against a background of illegal activity, the operating procedure must be professional (ambush, use of weapons, etc.).

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Over the long term, the figure put forward by Mr. Rizzoli is correct.

According to advanced figures

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Source: lefigaro

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