Saturday afternoon, the mayor of the 2nd arrondissement of Lyon had surprised the wild shooting of a clip under the Perrache station.
Pierre Oliver, who was with his family, then unsheathed his cell phone to film the scene. What had attracted the attention of the fifty young people. Some had then threatened and insulted the elected LR, even after Pierre Oliver had announced his capacity as mayor.
Since he had gone immediately to the neighboring police station, Pierre Oliver had allowed the arrest of a few individuals. One of them, aged 17, denied his participation in the facts while in police custody. However, the exploitation of the videos proved that he was there.
After being presented to the juvenile prosecutor’s office on Monday, the teenager was left free with a penal composition that will allow him to avoid a trial in exchange for a sanction. A decision that contrasts with the government’s statements. Until recently, Gérald Darmanin, Minister of the Interior, recalled that a circular from the Ministry of Justice requested “to the prosecution the immediate appearance of any person who attacks elected officials”.
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