They had asked for time to prepare their defense, during their immediate appearance on March 17, worried about attempted murder, following an exchange of fire in Fameck, last January, near the Prévert primary school. . A bullet hole had been found on one of the windows of the establishment. At the time, the incident had fortunately caused no casualties, while students and supervisors were still circulating within the walls of the school.
This Thursday, April 14, only two defendants appeared before the Thionville court. The third defendant, a homeless presented as marginal, drug addict, cousin of one of the interested parties, was excluded from the procedure. The latter, however, did not hesitate to make a noticeable intrusion at the hearing on Wednesday, drunk, he confirmed, and immediately expelled from the room, given his inappropriate behavior.
–
Four years required against the two defendants
On the merits of the case, the two defendants, placed in the same cell during their pre-trial detention, preferred to minimize their speaking time. Even pointing the finger at the smooth running of the investigation, which, according to the defence, could have revealed the alibi of one of the young people who could not be present at the scene, he who went to fetch his daughter from the nursery, at the time of the events, at the end of the afternoon.
For the public prosecutor, it is however indeed “an exchange of shots in the middle of the street”, motivated by an alleged dispute between the two acquaintances, two men residing in Nilvange and Fameck, both unfavorably known to the courts. Brice Partouche requested four years in prison against them.
The two lawyers pleaded for release, video surveillance and ballistic elements, which, they plead, did not lead to any real and serious proof against their clients. After two and a half hours of deliberation, the northern Moselle jurisdiction has decided. Nilvangeois Nassim Aissaoui is sentenced to three years in prison, with continued detention, along with a three-year ban on staying in the city of Fameck and a five-year ban on carrying a weapon. The release for the benefit of the doubt was pronounced for the Fameckois.
–
