The demonstrator died on rue du Château d'Eau, an artery that starts from this square, one of the epicenters of the violence of October 17. Another investigation was opened into a second death, on the night of Sunday October 18 to Monday October 19 in Paris.
This second case concerns a 48-year-old man, who died on rue Berger in the Les Halles district, following discomfort on the public highway despite the rapid intervention of firefighters, according to the police headquarters. His body was transported to the forensic institute, the prosecution said.
“Faced with the impossibility of obtaining the conclusions of the autopsy, carried out on Friday, we filed a complaint with the establishment of a civil party,” said the family’s lawyer. He demanded that the results be revealed"as quickly as possible"by the prosecution, which opened an investigation into the causes of death. Asked on Thursday, he declared that"the investigation is continuing and that the Paris prosecutor's office has contacted the association 'Paris aid aux Victims' in order to support the relatives of the deceased.".
Asked Thursday by the, he declared that"the investigation is continuing and (that) the Paris prosecutor's office has contacted the association 'Paris aid aux Victims' in order to support the relatives of the deceased.".
It concerns a 48-year-old man who died on rue Berger in the Les Halles district, following illness on the public highway despite the rapid intervention of firefighters, according to the police headquarters.
His body was transported to the forensic institute, the prosecution said.