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On Tuesday, December 12 around 5 p.m., a young woman aged 24 went to the Blois police station to file a complaint against her ex.
The police told him to come back the next day.
She did not have time: two hours later, she was lynched by her ex-boyfriend and found unconscious by the emergency services.
The IGPN will have to shed light on this affair. Last Tuesday, a 24-year-old woman was beaten by her ex-boyfriend before being found unconscious in the lobby of her apartment building. Two hours earlier, however, this same young woman had gone to the Blois police station to file a complaint against her former companion. This was not recorded because the police asked the young woman to come back the next day to do this. She didn’t have time.
Since then, the victim named Chloé has been on a hospital bed, plunged into a coma from which we do not know if she will recover. His alleged attacker was arrested, heard and remanded in custody. The latter admitted the beating of the victim, but denied having had any intention of killing her.
A relative assures that he hit Chloé from the start
This Tuesday, we were able to reach a relative of the victim. “The day Chloé went to file a complaint, she was on the phone with her mom. She told her everything,” he says. “Her mother encouraged her to file a complaint and kept her on the phone, thus listening to the conversation. The policeman refused to take her complaint, explaining that Chloe had not filed a complaint and that it was no longer possible at this time to do so.”
“Chloe passed her phone to the policeman, on the other end her mother begged him to take her complaint. But he refused. She assured him that her attacker was waiting outside her daughter’s house, but the policeman refused to put in place any protection,” continues this relative, according to whom the young woman suffered blows “from the first weeks of their meeting.”
Woman in a coma after being hit by her ex: support rally in Blois
Still according to this relative, it was in August that Chloé had met her companion, “of the Muslim faith,” he specifies. “He very quickly asked Chloé to convert. (…) She withdrew into herself and did not talk to her family about her problems,” he says.
The Blois prosecutor’s office has opened a judicial investigation on the count of “attempted murder by a person who was the victim’s partner,” this criminal qualification being likely to change.
On Tuesday, December 12 around 5 p.m., a young woman aged 24 went to the Blois police station to file a complaint against her ex.
The police told him to come back the next day.
She did not have time: two hours later, she was lynched by her ex-boyfriend and found unconscious by the emergency services.
The IGPN will have to shed light on this affair. Last Tuesday, a 24-year-old woman was beaten by her ex-boyfriend before being found unconscious in the lobby of her apartment building. Two hours earlier, however, this same young woman had gone to the Blois police station to file a complaint against her former companion. This was not recorded because the police asked the young woman to come back the next day to do this. She didn’t have time.
Since then, the victim named Chloé has been on a hospital bed, plunged into a coma from which we do not know if she will recover. His alleged attacker was arrested, heard and remanded in custody. The latter admitted the beating of the victim, but denied having had any intention of killing her.
A relative assures that he hit Chloé from the start
This Tuesday, we were able to reach a relative of the victim. “The day Chloé went to file a complaint, she was on the phone with her mom. She told her everything,” he says. “Her mother encouraged her to file a complaint and kept her on the phone, thus listening to the conversation. The policeman refused to take her complaint, explaining that Chloe had not filed a complaint and that it was no longer possible at this time to do so.”
“Chloe passed her phone to the policeman, on the other end her mother begged him to take her complaint. But he refused. She assured him that her attacker was waiting outside her daughter’s house, but the policeman refused to put in place any protection,” continues this relative, according to whom the young woman suffered blows “from the first weeks of their meeting.”
Woman in a coma after being hit by her ex: support rally in Blois
Still according to this relative, it was in August that Chloé had met her companion, “of the Muslim faith,” he specifies. “He very quickly asked Chloé to convert. (…) She withdrew into herself and did not talk to her family about her problems,” he says.
The Blois prosecutor’s office has opened a judicial investigation on the count of “attempted murder by a person who was the victim’s partner,” this criminal qualification being likely to change.
