The Versailles prosecutor’s office opened proceedings for non-public insult following the complaint against X filed by Marine Le Pen after the discovery, in front of her home, of a pro-Eric Zemmour message and offensive inscriptions targeting her on the screens. frozen breezes of seven cars.
According to a source close to the investigation, the inscriptions drawn in the frost had “quickly melted”, before the arrival of the police. These messages of insults targeting the president of the National Rally (RN) and candidate for the presidential election follow previous ones that targeted other French politicians.
Thus, the finalist of the primary environmentalist Sandrine Rousseau for her part filed a complaint against X on Wednesday. The day before, the facade and the front door of his home had suffered damage using stickers bearing the effigy of Eric Zemmour.
The same day, Adrien Quatennens, LFI deputy, had reported damage to his permanence against which had been affixed stickers bearing the effigy of Eric Zemmour.
The day before, LFI deputy Alexis Corbière and former LFI spokesperson Raquel Garrido announced Tuesday that they had filed a complaint for “death threats and provocation to the commission of a crime”.