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"I Was Insulted and Assaulted" : Sébastien Delogu (LFI) Delivers His Version of His Altercation with Police Officers in Marseille

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"Sébastien Delogu was held in police custody for more than eight hours on Thursday, 27 August, following an altercation with three police officers in Marseille. He was finally released, with a summons to the criminal court for contempt. In a long press release published on X, the unsubmissive MP defends himself from the actions imputed to him and claims to be a victim of "physical and verbal violence". He filed a complaint. - "I was insulted and…

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"Sébastien Delogu was held in police custody for more than eight hours on Thursday, 27 August, following an altercation with three police officers in Marseille. He was finally released, with a summons to the criminal court for contempt. In a long press release published on X, the unsubmissive MP defends himself from the actions imputed to him and claims to be a victim of "physical and verbal violence". He filed a complaint. - "I was insulted and…

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The deputy for La France Insoumise rejects the accusations of three policemen with whom a tense exchange took place in his building earlier this week.

·Paris, France
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The parliamentarian was summoned in November for acts "of contempt of person custodian of the public authority". For his part, the deputy for La France insoumée filed a complaint against X for insults and physical violence.

MP LFI Sébastien Delogu defended himself on Friday 28 August after eight hours of police custody in Marseilles, following a clash with police officers in his building on 24 August. Aimed at by a complaint of contempt,...

The deputy for La France insoumée has issued a press release detailing his version of the facts, the day after his arrest. He denounces police leaks and asks the media for an apology. [...]

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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