It was through a post on her Facebook page that Audrey Rozenhaft, the candidate for the Republicans in the first constituency of Strasbourg (center) denounced, with supporting photos, of the swollen face of her husband, the aggression of which he was a victim on Thursday evening when he stuck his campaign posters on official billboards.
According to the candidate who also speaks via a video taken before the Strasbourg court, her husband "was lynched by a dozen young people who came for the simple pleasure of hitting and above all to decide who has the right to enter what they consider [to be] their territory”.
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Video on which she also asks that “justice put an end to impunity in the neighborhoods with criminal and firm responses to all those who attack the police or [to] their fellow citizens.
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In a press release in support of “the Rozenhaft couple in this painful ordeal”, the mayor of Strasbourg Jeanne Barseghian (EELV) “condemns with the greatest firmness” this attack, and underlines “that no violence is acceptable.
This is particularly shocking since it aims to hamper democratic debate”, before concluding by expressing the “hope that the ongoing investigation conducted by the national police will be completed as soon as possible.
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Legislative elections 2022
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Strasbourg
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