Lycean Snatched in Tours: a Police Officer Charged with "Aggravated Violence"
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On Tuesday evening, the Public Prosecutor's Office of Tours announced that a police officer had been charged and placed under judicial supervision for "aggravated violence", after a high school student had been slain on 30 September on the sidelines of high school demonstrations. Another police officer was placed under assisted witness status, while the investigation was continuing.
The police officer suspected of being the perpetrator of the shooting that had taken the young high school student is prohibited from wearing and possessing an LBD.
A police officer was placed under judicial supervision after a young man was seriously injured during a demonstration at the end of September A police officer was charged with "aggravated violence" on Tuesday 13
The Tours prosecutor announced that a police officer had fired at the LBD during the blockade of the Balzac High School, suspected of seriously injuring a high school student in the eye.
The 16-year-old high school student, who was struck by the eye on September 30 during a blockade, will keep a permanent disability according to the medical examiner. Four officials were placed in police custody this Tuesday by the IGPN, and judicial information was opened. [...]
Placed under judicial supervision, the agent is prosecuted for aggravated violence following the injury of a high school student at the end of September, on the margins of a demonstration.
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