A NEW ULTRA VIOLENT BARBARIAN ACT KILLS A SENIOR BY 3 MINORS IN VIEUX CONDE

USPA NEWS - In France, ultra-violent attacks multiplied, in addition to the four days of riots that set the whole of France ablaze, from the end of June to the beginning of July. On the night of July 5 to 6, Philippe Mathot, living in Vieux Conde, had the misfortune to ask three young Gascons to make less noise in front of his home. The tris miners beat him up in a barbaric and Ultraviolent way. . The victim died a little less than a week after he was attacked by three young men aged 14, 17 and 18. The French say they feel more and more insecure in France, faced with the multiplication of looting, attacks, and violent verbal and physical aggression, and in particular when the perpetrators are minors and risk little prison or harsh sanctions. The three young suspects have been charged. The 17-year-old faces 30 years in prison and according to the prosecutor, (knowing that the sentence will be halved because he is not an adult). They all say they regret their action. A recent survey on July 10, CSA, reveals that 73% of French people are in favor of the abolition of social assistance to parents whose minor children commit offenses and crimes.

In France, ultra-violent attacks multiplied everywhere, in addition to the four days of riots that set the whole of France ablaze, from the end of June to the beginning of July. On the night of July 5 to 6, Philippe Mathot, living in Vieux Conde, had the misfortune to ask three young Gascons to make less noise in front of his home. The tris miners beat him up in a barbaric and Ultraviolent way. . The victim died a little less than a week after he was attacked by three young men aged 14, 17 and 18. The French say they feel more and more insecure in France, faced with the multiplication of looting, attacks, and violent verbal and physical aggression, and in particular when the perpetrators are minors and risk little prison or harsh sanctions. The three young suspects have been charged. The 17-year-old faces 30 years in prison and according to the prosecutor, (knowing that the sentence will be halved because he is not an adult). They all say they regret their action. A recent survey on July 10, CSA, reveals that 73% of French people are in favor of the abolition of social assistance to parents whose minor children commit offenses and crimes. The President of the Republic who has had to multiply the crisis meetings since the death of Nahel, the 17-year-old young man, killed by a policeman in Nanterre on June 27.

A SEPTUAGENARIAN IS ATTACKED AND BEATENED TO DEATH IN FRONT OF HIS HOME BY THREE MINORS
Philippe Mathot, 72, was a figure in Vieux-Condé, a small town of 10,000 inhabitants where she was a florist for a long time. He was savagely attacked and beaten by three timers who attacked him on the grounds that he dared to ask them to make less noise in front of his home. This was fatal to him, with brain death following injuries! This act of great savagery shocked the inhabitants of this village in the North of France, quiet and frightened by this ultraviolet light a la "Clockwork Orange" from three teenagers, attacking an elderly and vulnerable person.
His death was announced Tuesday morning by the mayor of the town, David Bustin, via a Facebook message. “Philippe left us last night. Today is a time for mourning and contemplation,” he wrote, announcing the opening of a book of condolences for residents “in shock.”

Following this attack, a few days earlier in front of his home, the septuagenarian thus succumbed to his injuries in Vieux-Condé, in the North. He was beaten up by young people whom he had asked to keep quiet. "Act of barbarism", "abominable lynching", "nameless cowardice": his death on Tuesday sparked outrage across the political spectrum.
"This tragedy will not go unpunished," Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin promised on Twitter on Tuesday evening, referring to "an attack of untold cowardice". The PCF deputy for the constituency, Fabien Roussel, denounced "an act of barbarism" and called on justice to show "extreme severity". “We cannot let such horror pass,” he added.

An investigation was short by the Valenciennes public prosecutor's office, which must determine whether minors will be reclassified as adult acts, from 17 to 18 years old, (because in France crimes committed by minors are halved in the penalty of imprisonment and often get away with very few legal sanctions./ Some neighbors of the victim interviewed by journalists replied that they want a firm sanction for this barbaric act and believe that the law in France is too lax vis-à-vis saw the attackers, with serious acts despite their young age.
Source: BFMTV, La Voix du Nord.