A few hundred people gathered Monday night in Bobigny to denounce the acquittal of the police officers involved in 2005 after the death of two teenagers in Clichy-sous-Bois (Seine-Saint-Denis).
This gathering of activists Popular neighborhoods or committed against police violence, which began around 7:00 p.m. in court, was dispersed by police two hours later, in an atmosphere “a little bit tense,” said a prefectural source. However, there were no injuries or arrests of protesters, has she said.
“Police murderer, racist justice”
The demonstrators, numbering 400 according to police, chanted slogans like “Police murderer, racist justice” or “Zyed and Bouna, we do not forget,” referring to the first names of the two dead teenagers in the electrical transformer. “The police impunity endures for years. It has to stop. Because at injustice strength, we are creating monsters. By dint of injustices, police-citizen report only deteriorate “Amal launched Bentounsi, our collective President Emergency Police murders. “The police impunity continues with the complicity of the state and justice,” she added.
“We must understand that what happened there ten years in terms of revolt, it can happen again, “warned Omar Slaouti, member of the collective right and true for Ali Ziri, a sexagenarian died in dubious circumstances in Argenteuil (Val-d’Oise). It will then “turn to this policy, the justice and the police, which does not assume the entire responsibility,” he added.
Gatherings in Toulouse Lyon
The trial drama of Clichy-sous-Bois, there are ten, held in Rennes, where the case has been relocated, and where the relatives of the two victims were issued Monday for the decision. Associative who had not made the trip to Brittany had called to find themselves symbolically in several courts. Besides the gathering of Bobigny, a hundred people gathered in Lyon, shouting “no justice, no peace,” and some 180 people demonstrated peacefully in Toulouse.
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