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Eric Coquerel indicated that he had written to the public prosecutor near the judicial court of Bobigny following the announcement of the death of Mauricio K., which he claimed occurred while he was in police custody at the Saint-Ouen police station. The deputy requested that clarifications be provided concerning the conditions of this police custody and that it be indicated whether a judicial inquiry with the appointment of an investigating judge was being considered, as the family had requested. #Justice #Député #SaintOuen (translated)

Press reports indicated that Attorney Yassine Bouzrou condemned the silence of the Bobigny prosecution and the IGPN following the death in police custody of Mauricio K., aged 44, at the Saint-Ouen police station. Mauricio K.'s father had filed a complaint for voluntary violence resulting in death. According to the lawyer, an autopsy had been performed, but the causes of death had not been communicated to him. He also stated that serious violence had been committed during the arrest and possibly at the police station. https://t.co/NnRDo9VCiZ #Justice #ViolencesPolicières #Bobigny (translated)

The department of Seine-Saint-Denis has asked the Defender of Rights for an investigation into the inhumane detention conditions of minors apprehended during the events of October 17 and 18 at the Bobigny depot. #SeineSaintDenis #DroitsDesEnfants #ConditionsDeDetention (translated)

The author indicated that a report published by lawyers from the Seine-Saint-Denis bar described the conditions in which seventeen minors had been held at the judicial court detention center in Bobigny. He mentioned Le Bondy Blog. https://t.co/IE0yA18aoe #Justice #Mineurs #SeineSaintDenis #FR (translated)

Lawyers have condemned the deplorable detention conditions of minors at the Bobigny court holding facility, where there is a lack of hygiene, extreme overcrowding, and the absence of mattresses, indicating a violation of the fundamental rights of the young detainees. #JusticeJuvenile #ConditionsDeDetention #SeineSaintDenis (translated)

The press brief reported, citing L’Humanité, that a man had been tried in immediate appearance in Bobigny after picking up a box of baby milk in front of a looted pharmacy. The prosecution had requested 14 months in prison, his immediate incarceration, as well as the confiscation of his car and phone. #17octobre #Justice #Bobigny #France (translated)

Impact reported, citing L'Humanité and Lisa Guillemin, that the prosecution had requested 14 months of prison time for a man who had picked up a box of baby formula while passing by a pharmacy that was being looted in Bobigny. The prosecution had also requested the confiscation of his vehicle. https://t.co/xCQgDPTpLZ #Justice #Bobigny #Pillages (translated)

Bally Bagayoko indicated that the Bar Association of Seine-Saint-Denis had visited the Bobigny detention center that very morning and found minors without mattresses, shivering under emergency blankets, and forced to lie down on benches that were too short. He also reported dirty cells, bottles of urine, and a lack of sanitary products for young girls. According to him, the day before, 10 mattresses were available for 86 detainees. He added that he had written to the prefect to request the release of the detained young people, an individual examination of each situation, and checks on all allegations of violence. Bally Bagayoko stated that humiliation did not constitute a public order policy. #DroitsDeLHomme #Justice #Solidarité (translated)

Permanente Revolution reported Elsa Marcel's remarks on the situation in Bobigny. She stated that 86 people were at the depot for 10 mattresses, that bottles filled with urine were present in the cells, and that minors had been sleeping on the ground for 48 hours. She condemned a desire to traumatize the youth and a collective punishment that, according to her, needed to be confronted. (translated)

AlertesInfos reported, relaying Elsa Marcel, that 86 people, including 20 children, would be crammed into the Bobigny depot with only 10 mattresses. According to the account, bottles of urine and waste would litter the cells, adolescents would be deprived of hygiene kits, and children would be sleeping on the floor. #UrgenceHumanitaire #DroitsDeLHomme #Solidarité (translated)

Elsa Marcel reported deplorable detention conditions at the Bobigny depot, where, according to her, 86 people, including 20 children, were crammed in with only 10 mattresses. She mentioned bottles of urine in the cells, waste everywhere, and teenage girls having their periods without necessary hygiene. She stated that the Bar Association had written a report on the situation, notably regarding children whom prosecutors allegedly made sleep on the floor. She also wrote that a young woman had been raped there by a police officer the previous year and described the depot as one of the worst places in the world to be imprisoned. Despite what she described as a policy of humiliation and terror, she praised the courage of the high school students and their families. (translated)

On October 17, several rioters arrested before the violence during the protests were sentenced in immediate appearance in Paris, Toulouse, and Bobigny, with a total of 149 incarcerations announced by Gérald Darmanin, Minister of Justice. #Émeutes #Justice #Manifestations (translated)