During the holiday period in Trappes (Yvelines), a park is usually teeming with children and families, but where the shooter passed, where he opened fire, not all the residents are yet ready to return.
Faced with this trauma, mediators are mobilized to collect the words of residents and offer a space to listen, because the emotion does not subside and many need to talk about it.
This attack, which left one dead and five injured, leaves deep scars as the holiday period usually empties the park teeming with children and families.
Another feeling very present in the town is the refusal of the negative image associated with Trappes, expressed even by those who no longer live there.
Five days after the racist attack which struck Trappes in Yvelines, emotion remains very strong within the town.
For now, residents say they have confidence in the justice system and have high expectations from the ongoing investigation.
Where the shooter passed by and opened fire, not all residents are yet ready to return to the scene.
In the town, emotion is still very strong five days after this attack which left one dead and five injured.
Refusing the negative image associated with Trappes is another very present feeling, even among those who no longer live there.