The teenager seriously injured in a fall in her college in Chambéry in December, who said she was the victim of a racist attack, had suffered
"harassment"
since the start of the school year, her lawyer said on Tuesday.
The lawyer for the establishment put this alleged harassment into perspective and maintained that, during the accident of December 15, all the testimonies and elements of the investigation corroborated that the young Anne-Chloé had fallen alone against a bench.
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During an intervention in the program Touche pas à mon poste on C8, Me Mourad Battikh, family lawyer, mentioned several episodes over
"two to three months"
attesting that the teenager, of Cameroonian origin, lived
"Gradually (...) harassment".
He thus cites her failure in the election of class delegates, where she only obtains
"one vote, hers"
, then the fact that in the canteen she will be
"excluded, lonely"
, because
"she is treated. big ”.
The lawyer evokes especially an incident on November 29 where
"she is going to be molested, we put her head in a locker by treating her as a 'big right whale'".
But a student who witnessed the scene
"was not auditioned
," said Me Battikh, criticizing the prosecution for
"demonstrating a single thesis, that of Anna-Chloe falling by herself on a bench"
. Before him, in the same program Pierre Perez, lawyer for the principal and the establishment, had affirmed:
“that there are a few words between 11-year-old children, it is quite possible. But nothing went back to management ”
, including in the exchange of emails between the mother and the college.
“I'm finding out!”
He said of the November 29 incident. He also spoke of a
"big lie"
of the young girl at the beginning of the year about her schooling. On the same set, it had repeated Monday to have been pushed in the back in the middle of mockery.
But the Albertville prosecutor's office, which Me Perez quoted, reaffirmed Tuesday to AFP that the statements of the student and his mother
"are contradicted by all the elements collected to date as part of the investigation, and in particular the many testimonies collected from teachers and students who were able to attend all or part of the scene ”
.
"None corroborate the version of an assault."
And according to a supervisor, witness, Anna-Chloe was running to join her comrades who had already returned to class, while one of her laces was untied. In December, the case ignited social networks and the director of the college, who received
"death threats"
, is
"under police protection"
, according to his lawyer,which also evokes
“A teaching team on the verge of breaking up”.
