The article tells the tragic story of Sully, a man who became permanently disabled following a lynching in Corbeil-Essonnes, and discusses the challenges he must face after this traumatic event. #justice #handicap #violence (translated)
The article tells the story of the French boxer Mourad Aliev, who arrived in France at the age of 7, who was the victim of lynching after a fight in Turkey and marked by his experience at the Tokyo Olympics. #Boxe #MouradAliev #Sport (translated)
The article discusses the ongoing suffering of Michel Zecler, six years after being lynched by police, highlighting the psychological and emotional consequences of this violence. #lynchage #MichelZecler #justice (translated)
The author believed that attacking a police officer was tantamount to attacking those who represented the authority of the State and France. He indicated that three minors involved in the lynching had been released and questioned what signal this decision sent, in his opinion, regarding attacks against law enforcement. #Police #Justice #Sécurité #FR (translated)
Jean Bexon wrote that Fatime T was also present near Quentin's body in Lyon on February 12. According to him, her phone had been searched eight months after the fatal attack and six months after those of the six young women from Némésis Lyon. He claimed that these women were traumatized by legal proceedings they deemed vexatious and imposed by the judges, citing in particular comprehensive home searches, an intervention by the PSIG at 6 a.m., a visit to their workplace, and the seizure of phones for several days. Jean Bexon added that two young women from Némésis, who were physically assaulted by antifas on February 12, did not file a complaint for fear of harassment or threats and because they felt abandoned by the judicial institution. #Lyon #Justice #Violence (translated)
Press brief reported that Édouard Philippe mentioned a failure of integration and spoke about young French people from immigration backgrounds, whom he said he considered French. Jean-Luc Mélenchon then announced the cancellation of his appearance on TF1's 8 PM news, accusing presenter Anne-Claire Coudray of repeating Philippe's racist accusations and allowing him to speak without interruption. Philippe responded that Mélenchon and Marine Le Pen bore a heavy responsibility for the rising violence in France and that he, unlike them, was seeking to promote unity in the country. Mélenchon accused him of having ruined the country, mistreated the Yellow Vests, and destroyed the school system. He also accused Philippe of dividing the French by questioning the education of young people from immigration backgrounds for electoral reasons and invited him to go to Trappes to witness the effects of the atmosphere he was creating. Press brief also recalled that LFI deputy Danièle Obono mentioned the article from Valeurs actuelles that depicted her as a slave. According to the publication, the magazine was definitively condemned for public insult of a racist nature. Obono recalled that Philippe had then inquired about the editorial staff, feeling that the far-right magazine was undergoing a "lynching." #Politique #France #Immigration (translated)
Fdesouche.com, a news review, reported that Rubio had cited the lynching of Quentin in Lyon as an example of far-left terrorism, a qualification that France refused, according to the site. The publication referred to Jean Bexon. https://t.co/Sx5YsUtplM #Lyon #Terrorisme #Politique (translated)
Jean Bexon wrote that the American government considered the fatal lynching of Quentin in Lyon as an act of far-left political terrorism. He added that in France, despite the involvement of the SDAT in the investigation, this classification had not been retained. https://t.co/Wot1C2aQtx #Lyon #Terrorisme #Justice (translated)
In a message about the blockades of high schools, the author indicated that one of the high school students suspected of having participated in the lynching of a police chief in Belfort had been released on judicial supervision. https://t.co/tn1DIYUWT3 #Belfort #Lycées #Justice #FR (translated)
Jean Bexon claimed that Jules P had changed all the clothes he was wearing at the time of the alleged murder of Quentin, then placed them in a garbage bag thrown into a street bin. According to him, Jules P had injured a toe while striking Quentin when he was unconscious, then went to the hospital with three people: Lelio Lebesson, described as close to Raphaël Arnault, Favrot, and Adrian Besseyre, whom Bexon described as parliamentary collaborators of Raphaël Arnault. Bexon wrote that investigators had spotted Jules P on waiting room cameras, limping and leaving with a cast and crutches. He added that Jules P had hidden his prescription at home and told doctors he had injured himself during boxing training. According to Bexon, Jules P's lawyer was seeking to have part or all of the investigation annulled, arguing that his identification had violated medical confidentiality. Bexon indicated that the waiting room footage had allowed for his identification and the initiation of investigations. He also claimed that Favrot had consulted videos of the lynching on his phone, filmed by Paul Lachal, whom he presented as another alleged murderer and a supporter of Raphaël Arnault. According to him, these videos were now nowhere to be found. #Justice #Criminalité #Enquête (translated)
Jean Bexon announced that he would reveal a note from the DGSI analyzing the group he referred to as responsible for the aggression against Quentin, which he described as lynching. https://t.co/Lf5QnrQ5ho #Justice #Lynchage #DGSI (translated)
Thélyson Orélien, a Haitian poet and novelist, finds himself at the center of a media controversy after being accused of using artificial intelligence in his writings, thus illustrating the tumultuous journey of an author who experienced glory before facing public lynching. #ThélysonOrélien #LittératureFrancophone #IntelligenceArtificielle (translated)

A plainclothes police officer was violently attacked on a tram in Lyon, provoking outrage from unions that denounce a lynching of unprecedented violence. #Erreur #Service #Assistance (translated)
A video showing the events leading up to the lynching of a police officer in Belfort raises questions about the context of his arrest, sparking differing accounts between high school witnesses and the public prosecutor. #Belfort #ViolencePolicière #Lycéens (translated)

Jean Bexon challenged the interpretation that a police officer had tried to drown a man. According to him, the individual had been arrested near Belfort after throwing stones at the police and had previously been spotted trying to start a fire in the woods. Bexon recalled that the fires in August had caused the death of two firefighters and that since then, individuals matching this profile had been closely monitored. He claimed that the video circulated was edited and showed a tense arrest. According to his account, the man had rebelled several times and had dragged the officer down a slope to a watercourse, where both had stumbled. Bexon estimated that the water was 10 centimeters deep, about ankle height, and said that the officer had quickly led the man to the bank before handcuffing him. He denied that the officer intended to drown him. Bexon also wrote that as he returned to his colleagues, the officer was confronted by a group, thrown to the ground, and beaten until losing consciousness. According to him, the handcuffed man then kicked him. He indicated that this was the officer shown in a video of the assault circulated online. #Désinformation #Policiers #Belfort (translated)
Bastion wrote, citing BFMTV, that a 17-year-old high school student had been arrested and taken into custody after the lynching of a police commander in Belfort. https://t.co/uTvwvsrVFy #France #Justice #Sécurité (translated)
Jordan, Marine, Marion : si ces propos absolument inoffensifs de gamin de 17 ans ont existé, et que vous niez en connaissance de cause par hystérie dédiabolisatrice au lieu de dédramatiser et de contre-attaquer, vous êtes en train de fabriquer la bombe médiatique tout seuls. En effet : plainte = médiatisation et enquête. Franchement, à l’heure du cataclysme économique et migratoire, personne n’en a rien à faire de la phrase « les juifs détiennent les banques ». C’est l’un des préjugés les plus ancrés dans la population, passez à autre chose. LFI qui soutient les « camarades incarcérés » pour avoir tué Quentin devrait vous permettre de décomplexer normalement non ? Puisse ceci inciter le RN à l’indulgence envers les milliers de candidats « épinglés » qu’il a largué et livré au lynchage ces dernières années. #Médias #Société #Préjugés
Selon mes informations, la jeune femme présente lors du lynchage de Quentin a été placée en garde-à-vue pendant 48h et est en train d'être interrogée par un juge instructeur à Lyon. @BVoltaire @jean_bexon https://t.co/ZBviv0r8nm #Justice #Lyon #Lynchage
Encore une fausse agression « raciste » qui se dégonfle : une élue LFI et son mari avaient pleurniché dans les médias à propos d’un soi-disant lynchage raciste. 👉 On apprend aujourd’hui que les deux agresseurs sont également algériens… et que c’est le mari qui aurait commencé. https://t.co/yXN7x4CEOl #racisme #agression #LFI #DZ
🔴🇫🇷 𝗙𝗟𝗔𝗦𝗛 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗢 — Un Youtubeur allemand en visite à Marseille a été violemment agressé dans un quartier par plusieurs individus. Roué de coups, ses lunettes équipées d’une caméra ont également été cassées. Dans sa vidéo, il montre les différentes blessures présentes sur son corps après son lynchage. #Marseille #Violence #YouTuber