Investigation into Death of Mohamed in Marseille

In Marseille, three police officers from the Raid unit are still in custody after the release of two others. The officers were placed in custody as part of the investigation into the death of Mohamed during the riots that occurred on July 1st. The investigation is being conducted by the IGPN, the national police inspection, and the Marseille judicial police.

Death of Mohamed and Ongoing Investigation

The death of Mohamed, a 27-year-old man, occurred during the night of July 1st in Marseille. He was found dead near his scooter, suffering from a cardiac arrest, while the riots related to the death of Nahel were taking place in the city. The autopsy revealed an impact on his chest, possibly caused by a projectile such as a flash-ball.

Concerns about Police Violence and Ongoing Investigations

The death of Mohamed has raised concerns about police violence during the riots. It is important for the investigation to determine whether the actions of the Raid police officers were justified or if excessive force was used. The release of two officers from custody does not necessarily indicate their innocence, but rather that further evidence is needed to determine their involvement.

The case of Mohamed's death is not the only one being investigated in Marseille. There are two other ongoing cases involving allegations of police violence. The investigations are crucial in ensuring accountability and justice for the victims and their families.

As the investigation continues, it is important for transparency and a thorough examination of the evidence. The role of the IGPN and the Marseille judicial police is crucial in uncovering the truth behind Mohamed's death and holding those responsible accountable for their actions. The outcome of the investigation will have significant implications for the relationship between the police and the community in Marseille.

Words of the day

Raid : Perquisition

Autopsy : Autopsie