
Two minors aged 15 and 17 are being prosecuted for “aggravated violence” against a police officer.
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The Belfort public prosecutor held a press conference to clarify the circumstances of the attack on a police officer.
Beating of a police officer in Belfort: 17-year-old Bulgarian suspect, “drowning” denied… What to remember from the prosecutor’s press conference
The public prosecutor of Belfort, Paul-Édouard Lallois, spoke this Sunday. At this stage, two minors aged 15 and 17 are being prosecuted for “aggravated violence” against a police officer.

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