the prosecution will open a judicial inquiry

A judicial investigation will be opened for "non-badistance to person in danger" in the context of the investigation into the death of Naomi Musenga, this young woman who died in Strasbourg in December, after his appeals in distress at Samu were not taken seriously. "I will proceed in the coming days to the opening of a judicial investigation of the head of non-badistance to person in danger against the operator of the emergency call center and all others, as well as the head of manslaughter against X, "said Yolande Renzi, prosecutor of the Republic of Strasbourg on Wednesday. The latter said she had received several members of Naomi Musenga's family on Tuesday "to inform them of the findings of the investigation". She spoke with them "the medical elements obtained which explain the death of Naomi Musenga as the consequence of a paracetamol intoxication absorbed by self-medication over several days". "The evolutionary destruction of the cells of his liver has brought about a failure of all his organs leading quickly to his death," said Yolande Renzi.

Findings that the family of Naomi Musenga rejected, at the end their meeting Wednesday with the Minister of Health, Agnès Buzyn, who received them for the first time. "We want to go further. We want to look for causes. Instinct exists. We feel as if someone does not want us to see anything other than what we are shown. And we do not want that, "said Honorine Musenga, the mother of the young woman who died. "My daughter must not be forgotten. I am waiting for justice to be done, for sanctions to be taken, for everyone to shoulder their responsibilities, "she added. "I do not believe that taking paracetamol is the cause that precipitated the death of my daughter," who was "well informed on how to take this drug," and "we will prove it," also reacted his father . The judicial inquiry and "the counter-expertise of those who are with us, who are already searching the file" will "establish certain responsibilities", and "illuminate certain gray areas," he badured.

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Contacting Samu last December 29th for intense stomach ache, Naomi Musenga had faced the taunts of the operator who had taken charge of her call. The latter had then invited him to go to SOS Doctors, delaying the intervention of relief. After several hours and other calls, a Samu intervention was finally triggered. However, Naomi died shortly after at the hospital of a "multi-organ failure on hemorrhagic shock," according to the autopsy report.

The parents of the 22-year-old woman had requested the opening of a judicial inquiry on June 22, to find out the exact causes of the death of their daughter. "May justice help us, I beg you, Madam Prosecutor," Naomi's mother implored at a press conference. The family of the deceased young woman had then questioned the direction of the hospital of Strasbourg. "I will not be made to believe that the hospital was unaware of the Samu's practices," accused one of the family's lawyers, Mohamed Aachour.

Already, a disciplinary procedure was opened against the regulatory badistant who had received the appeal, and the head of the Samu de Strasbourg resigned, while the University Hospitals of Strasbourg reproached him for a defect " of the family. "