Natasha Bouchart, the mayor of Calais, approached the microphone to the crowd before the start of the walk in front of the town hall, flags at half-mast: “ Chloe was a child Chloe was only joy. Today we all mourn a child who wanted to live “.
“ We express all the pain that overwhelms us. A terrible and unjust fate broke this child will never be restored to us “, she further stated before the participants, the number has continued to swell. To the point that the route of the march, which lasted one hour, had to be changed, according to the prefecture, assessing about 5,000 the number of walkers.
At the end of defilé, back in front of City Hall, the mayor of Calais, with brown hair tinged with blond highlights, again took the floor to “ thank from the bottom of heart “assistance.
“ My life could not continue but I do it for her (Chloe) ,” said Isabelle, the mother of the girl, the troubled voice with sobs before to enter with her family in the town hall in the company of the mayor, Natacha Bouchart.
Thus ended painful day that began with the announcement by the prosecutor in Boulogne-sur-Mer (Pas-de-Calais), Jean-Pierre Valensi, confessions of the suspect.
The latter, a Pole, 38, arrested minutes after the body was found naked in a wood, Wednesday at 18:00, acknowledged “ immediately ” in custody ” its involvement in the child’s death , “said the magistrate
He told investigators arrived that morning in Calais to see her sister in Southampton, England without a ticket.
According to the Polish courts told AFP he had been sentenced in late March to a year in prison for burglary in Warsaw. He was not in custody and still had a few days to attend before being considered fugitive.
In the afternoon, said the prosecutor, he decided to park his vehicle for a beer. Chloe then approaches him and “ will water using a water gun “.
Everything happens very quickly: he grabs the girl and brought up force to the back of his car before winning wood Dubrulle where sexual assault and death of the girl would occurred.
He had during his arrest a blood alcohol level of 0.57 mg per liter of exhaled air, Mr. Valensi said.
The prosecutor also made a clarification regarding the final inadmissibility served in 2014 to the suspect. The measure is at the origin of an early controversy about its presence in Calais.
– Prohibition “ not applicable ” –
The suspect was convicted twice – in 2004 to four years in prison in 2010 and six years-by the criminal court in Boulogne-sur-Mer for, in both cases, extortion with violence, aggravated theft and kidnapping or attempted kidnapping.
However, the magistrate said the ban from French territory in 2014 by the same court, was “ not applicable ” in the light of the offenses charged in the Polish offender .
Only the aggravated extortion and not simply alleged extortion suspect was subject to prohibition, according to an expert.
The suspect had been released March 27, 2014 the Polish authorities, under a European arrest warrant “ Polish issued by a magistrate for flight facts and extortion , “reported the prosecutor.
Earlier, the Interior Minister, Bernard Cazeneuve, recalled these elements, apparently assuming the validity of inadmissibility.
The minister added that “ Discussion (was) going with the Polish authorities in order to establish the conditions under which the exclusion order has been violated by the criminal in question “, he added.
The Senator and Mayor of Calais, Natacha Bouchart, confirmed that Mr. Cazeneuve had assured him that Paris would ask Poland information on the course of the alleged murderer since his deportation to Warsaw in 2014.
“ I want the truth to Chloe “, launched the UMP elected to the press.
Prime Minister Manuel Valls had promised earlier that “ all truth will (it) made to understand the route ” the Polish suspect. Custody was extended Thursday evening 24 hours.
The examinations will continue until Friday, said the prosecutor, emphasizing his desire to “ take the time to complete the best ” the investigation.
A judicial inquiry was to be opened for kidnapping and death and rape of a minor 15 years.
By 
No comments:
Post a Comment