“We do not raise minors with punches and slaps,” insists the public prosecutor during her requisitions, facing an empty box, this Wednesday, February 28 at the end of the day.
Moussa, 26, preferred to leave the room for immediate appearances at the Créteil criminal court on Wednesday evening, after the president ordered him to remain silent following a new round of insults.
“It’s no use, I can’t say anything,” the defendant mutters under his breath.
Tried for violence committed against his brothers and sisters in Sucy-en-Brie in recent days, this man was sentenced to 15 months of detention during immediate appearances.
Above all, he is banned from contacting his family for three years.
Having been out of prison for three months, he had transformed the lives of his siblings into daily hell.
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