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The French justice system again indicted Alexander Benalla, the former chief of security of President Emmanuel Macron, who badaulted protesters during demonstrations on 1 May. He is now also charged with another violent incident on Sunday, an AFP source told AFP on Sunday.
After a tense interrogation in November, three judges accused Benalla of exaggerating his duties and of having practiced "willful violence" by "actively participating" in the violent arrest of his family. a man demonstrating in Paris.
Benalla had already been charged on 22 July for further violent incarceration during demonstrations. As in this first case, Benalla denied having acted violently and baderted during the interrogation that followed "a reflection of citizen".
"I helped the police to arrest a violent offender who had just committed a serious act against the police," in which he allegedly threw stones, said the interrogation, which lasted eight hours .
Benalla, who was the key man of Emmanuel Macron 's security apparatus, was fired when the case surfaced and sparked a government storm.
Image taken from a video showing a man identified as being Alexandre Benalla, security officer at Palais Eliseu, in The scandal resurfaced in July with the publication The Le Monde newspaper of a video in which Benalla seems to be violently badaulting a protester who has already been on the ground, surrounded by police, during a demonstration on May 1 in Paris.
Benalla, 26, and Vincent Crase, leader of the presidential party, were arrested for violence and misappropriation of office.
A second video shows in more detail Benalla holding a girl by the neck and after beating a young person during the demonstration.
The Macron badociate, who has an office in Elisha, was responsible for the president's security during the presidential campaign, before being appointed a collaborator of the presidential palace.
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