A man threw himself on Eric Zemmour on Sunday, during his meeting in Villepinte (Seine-Saint-Denis). The presidential candidate was prescribed nine days of ITT.
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The man suspected of assaulting Eric Zemmour during his meeting Sunday, December 5 in Villepinte (Seine-Saint-Denis) was indicted on the count of voluntary violence with ITT for more than eight days, indicates the Bobigny prosecutor’s office.
As the far-right presidential candidate crossed the hall in Villepinte to join the scene, the 27-year-old suspect rushed at him, causing a stampede. According to franceinfo information, the suspect indicated that it was an accident.
Eric Zemmour’s lawyer told Franceinfo that an AP-HP doctor prescribed him 9 days of ITT for a wrist strain and neck pain. The suspect is placed under judicial supervision with a ban on leaving the country, on holding or carrying a weapon, and on coming into contact with the victim.
Eric Zemmour’s first meeting was marked by other tensions and violence. Several SOS Racism activists were notably beaten on Sunday by supporters of the far-right candidate.