
The defendant, prosecuted for death threats against Emmanuel Macron, was excluded after six hours of provocations.
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Ritchy Thibault is a former parliamentary collaborator of LFI MP Ersilia Soudais. He is on trial for death threats made against President Emmanuel Macron.
HEARING REPORT - This Monday, September 8, Ritchy Thibault, former parliamentary collaborator of LFI MP Ersilia Soudais, appeared for death threats against Emmanuel Macron. After having suffered six hours of provocations and insults, the court excluded the defendant to continue the trial behind closed doors.
Furthermore, the police chief is taking legal action against Bally Bagayoko for “provocation to commit a crime”. The LFI mayor of Saint-Denis was notably seen among the demonstrators near the Paul-Éluard high school at the start of the week.

Five people have been indicted in France, suspected of having financed Hamas via humanitarian associations. The suspects dispute the facts, claiming that the funds were intended for exclusively humanitarian actions.

A police commander was violently attacked by a group of young people in Belfort during an arrest. The prosecution has opened an investigation into attempted homicide. Controversial videos are circulating, but the prosecutor denies any attempt at drowning.

A 25-year-old man with dual British-Iranian nationality has been released on bail following his arrest in London. He is suspected of preparing terrorist acts in connection with an incident that occurred on Sunday near the Fairford military base.

A 13-year-old teenager was arrested on Friday after trying to stab an SNCF train conductor on a TER train between Paris and Rouen. The attacker, taken into custody, was overpowered by plainclothes police officers present on board.

An investigation was opened after the fire in the courtyard of the François-Rabelais college in Metz and two vehicles on Friday evening. Criminal action is favored by the prosecutor, although no suspect has yet been identified.
Since Monday, 824 people have been arrested in Île-de-France during high school blockades. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez denounces urban violence, while the prefecture notes an evolution in modes of action towards damage and clashes.