Rapper Moha La Squale is targeted by the Paris prosecutor's office in an investigation for "violence", "sexual assault" and "sequestration" after complaints from three women.
by Celine Peschard
Social media can also be used for justice, to some extent, of course. Thus, Romy did not envisage that her Instagram stories, collecting various testimonies from several victims of rapper Moha La Squale, kick off a judicial investigation. In the words of the complainants, the rapper is described there as someone "unstable and very violent, a real monster."
With strength and frankness without the slightest fear, Romy tells us about her meeting with Moha La Squale and her fight for the other "girls" who have suffered heavy trauma. The young woman is also at war against the labels which leave this kind of "criminal" free of everything, because it is their goose that lays the golden eggs. Towards the end of an omerta? Case to be continued.
At 25, Moha La Squale grew up in the Amandiers district, in the 20th arrondissement of Paris. And he became known, from 2017, thanks to rap clips broadcast on YouTube, highlighting life in his city, renamed "the Banana". And it was in the spring of 2018 that his first album, "Bendero", earned him success and significant media coverage.
In the press, the young man bragged about his legal troubles, at 18, "I had already done 50 police custody ", he said to the World, two years ago.
This case is not the only one, the man must be tried in March 2021 for an aggravated refusal to comply, contempt of a person holding public authority and rebellion. Last June, he was arrested following a traffic check. The police had found that he was the subject of a search warrant for a "motorcycle rodeo" a month earlier, reports France Inter.
The rapper has yet to react. Only his fans defend him at all costs on social networks.