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Guillaume Herblot stated that Bagui Traoré had been the subject of 20 convictions, including five for extortion. He indicated that the most recent conviction was pronounced on October 28, 2026, in Pontoise: two years in prison for an attempted extortion targeting a resident of Beaumont-sur-Oise who had just won €120,000 in bets. According to Herblot, Bagui Traoré was banned from staying in Val-d’Oise and was already incarcerated before this conviction, particularly for acts of extortion aimed at women under guardianship, threats against a witness of his trial, and violence against law enforcement. Herblot also criticized the support provided since 2016 by La France insoumise and part of the left to Assa Traoré, especially during meetings and through T-shirts demanding justice for Adama. He recalled that the dismissal in the case of Adama's death had, according to him, been confirmed on appeal and then in cassation. He stated that the convictions targeting family members made it difficult to present them as a national icon of innocence and wrote that this narrative had its limits. #JusticePourAdama #Traoré #Extorsion (translated)

Cerfia reported that the family of Quentin Deranque, who was killed in Lyon in February, had requested the hearing of LFI deputy Raphaël Arnault for "criminal conspiracy." Two close associates of the deputy, co-founder of the Jeune Garde, had been charged in this case, one for murder and the other for complicity in murder, according to the report. The family's lawyer clarified that Raphaël Arnault was not implicated in any way and was entitled to the presumption of innocence, Cerfia added, citing Le Figaro. #Justice #Lyon #Violence (translated)

The main suspect in the fire at the town hall of Limoges, which occurred during the mobilization on October 17, will appeal his indictment and his temporary detention, while requesting the transfer of the judicial investigation for reasons related to the presumption of innocence. #Limoges #incendie #justice (translated)

The article questions the legality for internet users to denounce individuals suspected of looting during the protests on October 17, while highlighting the risks of defamation and violation of the presumption of innocence related to the use of the hashtags #BalanceTonPilleur and #BalanceTonCasseur. #BalanceTonPilleur #BalanceTonCasseur #Pillages (translated)

Popular Victory 2027 relayed information from Mediapart stating that the intelligence services disputed the government's accusations against LFI regarding the events of October 17. The account cited a commissioner from the territorial intelligence, who supposedly believed that portraying LFI as the origin of the movement did not align with the assessments of the services and stemmed from political decisions. A union official reportedly expressed surprise that LFI was held responsible for the chaos and looting on Saturday. He also denounced the politicization of this failure and the refusal to fully assume responsibility for it. According to the source cited by the account, the far-left would make up 20% of the participants, while the remaining 80% would be looters with no established political affiliation. #LFI #Renseignements #Politique (translated)

Popular Victory 2027 relayed information from Mediapart stating that intelligence services had ruled out the responsibility of La France insoumise in the events of October 17 and denounced misleading government statements. The account cited a commissioner from the Territorial Intelligence, who reportedly stated that he was asked to attribute the movement to LFI despite opposing views from the services, which he presented as a political decision. The account also reported that a union official expressed surprise at the accusations against LFI regarding the chaos and damage on Saturday. He believed it was dangerous to politicize this failure and not take responsibility for it. According to field reports and intelligence mentioned in the post, the far-left represented 20% of those involved, while the remaining 80% were individuals who looted, with no established political affiliation. #LFI #Renseignement #Manifestations (translated)

At the opening of the appeal trial for the murder of Housni N. in Loiret, the court examines the personalities of the accused, Stéphane M. and Karine M., who maintain their innocence while facing serious charges in a case marked by circumstantial evidence. #Justice #Procès #Terrorisme (translated)

Marie-France Lefèvre-Bezzina, a retired freelance journalist, is being tried for defamation against Christine Villemin, despite the latter's innocence established by a dismissal in 1993, as she continues to publicly assert that Villemin is guilty of the murder of her son, Grégory. #diffamation #ChristineVillemin #AffaireGrégory (translated)

As I had already written to you, I am viscerally attached to the presumption of innocence. On the sidelines of the interview he granted us, the head of the Brussels PS, Ahmed Laaouej, reiterates his determination not to yield to the threat from the president of the MR, Georges-Louis Bouchez, who conditions the refinancing of the social housing sector on the departure of the socialist Lotfi Mostefa from the presidency of the Foyer Anderlechtois. #FoyerAnderlechtois #LogementSocial #PolitiqueBruxelloise (translated)

Valérie Pécresse, president of the LR party in the Île-de-France region, proposes to deprive students sanctioned by the disciplinary council of regional assistance, a measure considered legally fragile and likely to constitute a double penalty, given the presumption of innocence that is owed to them as long as they have not been convicted. #ÎledeFrance #ValériePécresse #AidesScolaires (translated)

The author was pleased with the announced reintegration of Bruno Attal into the police following a decision by the administrative court. He stated that Attal had been targeted by a political decision for criticizing Emmanuel Macron and undermining the presumption of innocence. He also noted that he had been reproached for saying that the police had better things to do than checking health passes on terraces while drugs were being sold 50 meters away. #Justice #Police #Liberté (translated)

Ugo Bernalicis denounced the summons of parents by a prefect to remind them of their alleged legal responsibility for acts that had not been judged. He argued that the administrative authority could neither replace the judiciary nor publicly comment on the responsibility of individuals before a judicial decision. While some might see this as a communication operation, he indicated that he perceived the trivialization of a repressive logic and a worrying extension of the role of prefects in justice. He reminded that the separation of powers and the presumption of innocence must be respected, even in the name of public order. #Justice #SéparationDesPouvoirs #DroitsDeLHomme (translated)

Seydi Ba asked the prefect on what basis he considered minors to be involved, whether he had consulted their criminal records and on what grounds. He also asked if they had been convicted and if, failing that, the presumption of innocence was still recognized for them. Ba stated that summoning parents to remind them of their obligations was the responsibility of the prosecutor and not the prefect, adding that the presence of the public prosecutor did not change this prerogative. He believed that the priority given to communication relegated the separation of powers to the background. #Justice #DroitsDesMineurs #SéparationDesPouvoirs (translated)

Manchester City announced that it has appealed the decision of an independent Premier League commission declaring it guilty of serious financial violations between 2009 and 2018, asserting its innocence and presenting evidence to support its claims. #ManchesterCity #Football #InfractionsFinancières (translated)

🚨 WHAT IMMENSE SHAME! A 71-year-old African American has just been released after spending 45 years in prison for a crime he did not commit 🤮 The man regained his freedom this week after a DNA test proved he had nothing to do with the murder… They ruined 45 years of his life 💔 #Justice #Innocence #Libération (translated)

"The investigation was well done. At some point, one must whistle the end of recess." A hypothesis deemed "completely extravagant" by the historian Michel Pierre, author of "L'Impossible innocence" (Tallandier, 2019), who had access to the "incriminating" case file of the Seznec affair. #GuillaumeSeznec #réhabilitation #Bretagne (translated)