Jeremie Cohen case: the two arrested suspects will be presented to a judge for “violence”

There is “no objective element” to qualify the attack as “anti-Semitic”, said the prosecutor’s office in Bobigny (Seine-Saint-Denis) in a press release on Thursday. Article written by Published on 04/14/2022 18:47 Updated on 04/14/2022 19:08 Reading time: 1 min. The two men placed in police custody since Tuesday and suspected of having beaten Jeremie Cohen, on February 16 in Bobigny (Seine-Saint-Denis), will be presented to an investigating judge for “violence” soon, a announced the Bobigny prosecution in a press release, Thursday, April 14. Regarding the anti-Semitic nature of this attack, it was dismissed by the prosecution. the Bobigny prosecution, in a press release. The prosecution requested the indictment of the two men, aged 27 and 23, as well as their placement in pre-trial detention. He asked that one of the two be indicted for “willful violence in a meeting” and the other for “willful violence resulting in death without intention to give it”. Jeremie Cohen, a 31-year-old Frenchman of Jewish faith, was hit by a T1 line tram in Bobigny, after being the target of an attack on the other side of Avenue Jean-Jaurès. He was rushed to hospital and pronounced dead the next day. An investigation was opened on March 29 for “intentional violence in a meeting resulting in death without intention to give it”. Share: Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share by email Share link