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Several Twitter accounts supporting LREM broadcast, Thursday, July 19, the images of CCTV where we see Alexandre Benalla.
L The investigating judge in charge of the Benalla affair is going to investigate the broadcast on Twitter of extracts of the CCTV showing the now famous scene of the place of the Contrescarpe where Alexandre Benalla mistreats two young people [19659005] during a demonstration, AFP learned from the Paris prosecutor's office.
This decision comes the day after a Mediapart article showing "a screenshot of a Twitter account publishing an image extracted" from the videoprotection of the city of Paris, said the parquet. On the account in question, @FrenchPolitic, the profile picture shows the logo of the presidential party En Marche!
The Paris prosecutor's office took a suppletive indictment to extend the investigation of the magistrate to the facts of "concealment of misappropriation of images from a video surveillance system, and concealment of breach of professional secrecy ", committed between 18 and 20 July, announced the Paris prosecutor's office.
Twitter accounts support Macron
According to Mediapart, several Twitter accounts supporting the movement of Emmanuel Macron broadcast Thursday, July 19 images of video surveillance of the Place de la Contrescarpe before erasing them.
Thursday, in an interview to the World, the ex-charge of mission of the president, in particular indicted for "violence in meeting
"Acknowledged having sent a copy obtained on CD of these images" to a communications adviser " of the Elysee. A copy he did not "requested" and he did not watch, he says. Did he then ask the communication department of the Élysée what he had done with the video? :
I think they tried to spread it and provide it to people, to show the reality of the facts. "
Three officials in the sights of justice
Three officials of the Paris police headquarters are suspected of having participated in the delivery of this copy to Alexandre Benalla, on the evening of July 18, in the wake of the shattering revelations of the World. They were indicted for "
misappropriation of images from video surveillance and breach of professional secrecy. "
The Elysee confirmed Thursday that Ismail Emelien, a very discreet advisor to Mr. Macron, had access to these tapes of CCTV.
"The Elysee had a doubt about the origin of this document, and the chief of staff on 20 July, in the morning, a report to the prosecutor in the context of Article 40 of the Code of criminal proceedings, by recounting the facts and attaching the video document of which it has not been preserved copy ", specified the Élysée
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