It's time to put the year 2021 behind us, but not without one last look back.
Here is a selection of articles among those that you have read and shared the most, especially on your social networks.
Some stories moved you, others saddened you, some made you laugh… In any case, more and more of you are reacting.
Various facts: a school principal and an Atsem beaten up in Nogent-sur-Oise
Nogent-sur-Oise, March 19.
City police officers secured the school for a while.
LP / Benjamin Derveaux
It is undoubtedly the most shared news item by our readers this year, and well beyond the borders of the Oise. In March 2021, it was the consternation at the Carnot school in Nogent-sur-Oise: the director and a regional officer specializing in nursery schools (Atsem) were attacked by a mother of a student and her 19-year-old daughter. . They are thrown to the ground and beaten up. A wave of sympathy then engages, between demonstration of professors, speeches of elected officials and testimonies of respect for the population.
Tried at the Senlis court, the mother and her daughter were respectively sentenced to 8 and 6 months in prison.
Sad story in history: less than 15 days later, a new incident occurred in the same school, another mother of a pupil legitimizing the violence to which the two employees of the National Education were victims.
She too was tried, fined and sentenced to a citizenship course.
>> Find here
our article published the day after these facts
which marked the department.
Environment: a truck caught polluting the Oise with expired sweets
Creil, March 12.
A truck had been caught dumping boxes of expired sweets in the Oise.
DR
Each year, we see in our audiences your growing interest in everything related to the environment. You have shared tens of thousands of times about the pollution of the Oise River, whether by chemical spills or garbage. But the article which was the most read and the most shared concerns a truck caught in the act by a local resident, in March, dumping hundreds of boxes of expired sweets in the river, in Creil.
It is a local resident, Frédy, who filmed the scene with his cell phone.
“At first, I screamed to tell him to stop, but no one reacted,” he explained.
He then decides to alert the authorities, who quickly find the culprit thanks to the video surveillance images.
The 24-year-old man was sentenced last September to a 10-month suspended prison sentence by the Senlis court.
>> Find here
the article narrating the citizen act
which allowed to unveil this affair.
Covid-19: anger of caregivers after the theft of a Pfizer bottle
A vial of Pfizer / BioNTech's Covid-19 vaccine (Illustration).
LP / Guillaume Georges
The topics concerning the pandemic have, in general, been the most read on our website, whether in the Oise or on our national pages. But there is one article that particularly marked you: the theft of a bottle of Pfizer by a doctor at the Saint-Côme polyclinic, in Compiègne. We have to put ourselves in the context: we are in February 2021 and, at that time, there were not enough doses for everyone, including for all the so-called fragile people. At first, it is the caregivers who alert us.
"When we noticed it, the whole team was disgusted", they explain to us.
Having come to be vaccinated, a doctor had stolen a vial to bring it home.
His suspicious behavior having alerted those present, the question was put to him directly.
He had admitted having taken the doses, indicating that it was because he collected vials.
But when asked to bring it back, he says he accidentally broke it ...
>> Discover
the details of this story here
.
Supernatural: the stream that could predict calamities
The Multru flows in the open air in the valley of the same name, around Mesnil-Conteville, Hamel and Rieux.
LP / Juliette Duclos
“On the side of a winding road, between Rieux and Le Mesnil-Conteville, flows the Multru, a river surrounded by an aura of mystery. It’s one of the “stories” that you liked the most this year, like a tale that aroused your cravings for local folklore. If the Multru said nothing to most of us, it is known, in its little corner of the Oise, to announce the worst calamities when it comes to the surface. Which was the case this year. From there to see a link with the pandemic ...
"It's been a long time since we last saw her," said a local resident.
There are people who watch it, they are riding on it… ”The waterway would have announced, in the relatively recent past, tragedies like the Gulf War, or the attacks of September 11… Some believe it, others do not.
“It's just a stream that flows when it has rained a lot,” sweeps another Oisien.
The reputation of the river dates back to the time of the Gauls.
>> Find here
our report
on the edge of the Multru.
Unusual: disguised as police officers, they control ... a commissioner
The two crooks pretended to be police officers (Illustration).
LP / Julien Barbare
It doesn't always have to be a long article to get you excited. Many, many of you smiled as you read it, describing how two men tried to rip people off by pretending to be cops in full control. Classic technique: a fine for various reasons, the possibility of a reduction if the payment is made immediately in cash ... On April 5, everything was rolling for the two crooks. Until the (false) control too much.
One of Creil's commissioners was on his way home when he ran into the two men.
Not difficult for him to discover the scam: not only does he know all the officials in the sector, but in addition, the two crooks play police officers… in an area which is covered by the gendarmerie… “They are nickel-plated feet but all the same , they really had no luck, ”concluded an investigator.
>> The details of the adventures of these small-time crooks can be
read here
.
Weather forecast: the day the bad weather left one dead in the Oise
Beauvais, June 22.
Firefighter divers crisscrossed the river for several days.
LP / Patrick Caffin
In recent years, with global warming beginning to be felt, we have multiplied in spite of ourselves the articles evoking more and more frequent natural disasters. Mudslides, field fires, monster storms… In 2019, a farmer was killed on his tractor. This year, it was the torrential rains that claimed the life of an inhabitant of the Oise. Last June, with hours of rain that caused significant damage to Beauvais, firefighters discovered the body of a 17-year-old young man, who had drowned in the Thérain.
The level of the stream had risen so much that the teenager, thinking of crossing on a bridge, had plunged directly into the river.
The search had lasted several days.
At the same time, hundreds and hundreds of residents also suffered extensive damage to their homes.
Cellars and flooded houses, cut roads, cars washed away ... It took months, in some neighborhoods, for the situation to return to normal.
With, always in the spirits, the death of a young man who could not be prevented.
>> Find
the story of those terrible days
for the city-prefecture of Oise.
Way of life: they have chosen life in a mobile home
Saint-Leu-d'Esserent, May 2021. Christian and Martine lived on a boat for a long time before opting for the mobile home in order to preserve their "freedom".
LP / Benjamin Derveaux
Would you like to get away from it all?
In any case, many of you have read and shared this article telling you about the life of these people who have chosen to live in a mobile home, rather than in a traditional house.
Whether it is to seek calm, to get closer to nature or to live a simpler life, all the people encountered assumed this “choice of life” with a smile.
And beware, they are not just two or three ...
We had met people living in Saint-Leu-d'Esserent, Hénonville or even Villers-Saint-Paul.
"I wouldn't trade my place for the world," said Yves, for example, delighted with the games of pétanque which replaced the 44-year-old daily life of kneading bread in a bakery in Seine-Saint-Denis.
For Nadège, 70, an absolute beginner in camping life, it is a certainty: “This quality of life, I could not have found it elsewhere.
"
>> Discover here
the testimonies of these Oisiens
who have chosen life in a mobile home.
Unusual (bis): marriage with 10,000 euros fine and 100 license points canceled
The procession of a wedding sowed confusion in the south of the department in September.
DR
How not to end with one of the most shared articles of the last quarter. On September 19, the procession of a wedding sowed confusion in the south of the department. So far, nothing unusual, except that the bride and groom had the bad idea of going through the town of Laigneville. However, there are two things you should know about this town in the Oise. First, its mayor, Christophe Dietrich, does not support incivility, and he has put in place an arsenal of measures to counter them. Second, he's a big social media fan.
Thus, the next day, the elected official communicates on Facebook the result of a busy day for the municipal police.
That is 71 fines to be distributed, thanks to video over-tagging, which according to him represents around 10,000 euros in fines and a hundred license points to be canceled… Just that.
A story that has marked the spirits far beyond the Oise.
The proof: last December 28, this news was the subject of a question in the program "The twelve blows of noon", on TF 1 ...
>> To read or reread the article about this marriage which had an extraordinary echo,
it's here
.
