The perpetrator of Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet condemned : the ex-minister was “relieved” – Gala

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Vincent Debraize, author of the assault on Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet in June last, has been sentenced to three months suspended prison sentence and € 1,000 fine.

The sentence fell. Vincent Debraize, mayor of Champignolles (Eure), has been sentenced to three months suspended prison sentence and 1,000 euro fine by the correctional court of Paris. The man has been accused of assault on Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet and was prosecuted for contempt and violence on the person in charge of a public service mission. The lawyer of the politician has declared that this was ” very relieved to know that it has been heard and has taken into consideration the sufferings that she has endured “.

The facts happened in the 17 June. While she was distributing leaflets in a market in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, three days before the second round of the general elections, the candidate LR had been taken by Vincent Debraize. Insulted and thrust, the ex-minister had finally been admitted to hospital with a head injury after losing consciousness. Shocked, Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet had filed a complaint against his attacker , who had fled after his aggressive actions before introducing himself two days later at the police station.

“Five witnesses were heard “bobo de merde”, the three say that you have pushed, what interest would they have to lie ? When a citizen is not happy with an elected official, the only possible sanction is not to vote for him, not the assault “ said the attorney, deeming the version of the suspect ” not credible “. Vincent Debraize had accused the starts of the Essonne to have to simulate his discomfort. A version that has not convinced the court.

Photo credit : Dominique Jacovides / Sebastien Valiela / Bestimage

Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet

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