Young men filmed themselves in a car in the streets of Noisy-Le-Sec pulling people, forcing them to run next to the vehicle. One of the suspects was arrested.
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An investigation was opened after the posting on social networks of a video showing attacks from a vehicle, said the Paris police headquarters on Twitter Monday (January 10). She is looking for the authors of these “free assaults”. One of the victims filed a complaint, Franceinfo learned from a police source. One of the suspects was taken into custody on Monday, according to the Bobigny prosecutor’s office confirming information from BFM TV.
This video, titled “laughter of the evening”, was shot Sunday evening in Noisy-le-Sec in Seine-Saint-Denis, according to a police source from franceinfo. It shows young men in a moving white car. One of them grabs the arms of a pedestrian by the window of the vehicle and the latter finds himself forced to run next to the moving car so as not to fall, until the young man lets go. and eventually fall. Then, the scene begins again with another man, who seems old. A young man said to him: “Wallah you are going to run” and the victim answers him several times “stop bullshiting” begging him, before eventually falling to the ground as well. During these two scenes, the passengers of the vehicle laugh profusely.
The @prefpolice thanks the internet users who sent this video to the reporting portal #Pharos. An investigation was immediately initiated to find the perpetrators of this gratuitous assault. pic.twitter.com/JGAPWvknOu
– Police Prefecture (@prefpolice) January 10, 2022
One of the victims filed a complaint. According to a union source, he is the second man in the video, aged around 70. He says he left his home around 11:30 p.m. to buy cigarettes and was accosted by three people in a vehicle. He approached and it was there that he was grabbed by the arms and dragged several meters before falling. He was injured in the shoulder and arm and suffered from several abrasions.
The investigation was opened after the video was reported on the Pharos platform, created in 2009 by the government to report illegal online content and behavior, said the Paris police headquarters.