Three young people aged 16, 18 and 20 were stabbed to death last week in Angers.
A tribute took place on Monday evening as their families denounced “the political recovery” of this “terrible tragedy”
While a tribute brought together several hundred people Monday evening in front of Angers City Hall, other reactions have been heard on social networks since the triple homicide in Angers.
Too much for the families of the victims who, through the voice of their lawyers, denounced Monday "the political recovery" of this "terrible tragedy".
“We wish to invite everyone to exercise restraint and respect for the deceased, their families and their friends,” write Sandra Chirac Kollarik and Pascal Rouiller, lawyers for the families of two of the three victims.
“Their extreme pain will not be the subject of any recovery, political or militant, because such is not their will”, add the lawyers.
Reactions from Le Pen, Ciotti…
Three young people aged 16, 18 and 20, two of whom are from the Wallis-and-Futuna community, were stabbed to death overnight from Friday to Saturday in Angers by a 32-year-old Sudanese political refugee.
The man was charged with aggravated murder, attempted murder and sexual assault.
He was imprisoned on Sunday evening.
“Broken families.
Fathers and mothers who will never see their children again.
What happened yesterday in #Angers is a tragedy and I have a moved thought for the relatives of the victims.
Until when are we going to let our youth be killed?
“, in particular reacted on Twitter the president of the RN group in the National Assembly Marine Le Pen.
“Immense emotion and anger after the murder of 3 young people in #Angers by a Sudanese political refugee already known to the police.
For any criminal or delinquent foreigner, the answer must be prison and the plane, ”added LR deputy for the Alpes Maritimes Eric Ciotti, still on Twitter.
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