In the Vaucluse, a woman presented herself at the Avignon police station bringing an object that was bloody to say the least. The latter indeed presented herself with a piece of tongue from a man who allegedly sexually assaulted her.
A very original and particularly bloody piece of evidence. This Sunday, February 19 in the early morning, a woman went to the police stationAvignon with a piece of language in the hand, report our colleagues from France Bleu Vaucluse. The 57-year-old explained that part of the organ belonged to his aggressor presumed.
The facts would have taken place around 4 am in the Saint-Jean district in Avignon. While walking her dog, the woman said she was followed by a man in his thirties. The latter would then have forcibly kissed him and put his hand in his pants. To defend himself, the victim would then have bit his assailant, to the point of cutting off a piece of his tongue. Back home, she finally decided to go to the police station accompanied by her son to deliver the end of the organ to the police.
The suspect assures that it was the victim who jumped on him
According to France Bleu, the suspect was quickly arrested. He was found covered in blood near the scene of the alleged assault. Facing the police, the man, of Tunisian origin and in an irregular situation, assured that it was the woman who would have jumped on him after falling under his spell. He must be judged in immediate appearance this Wednesday, February 22. An obligation to leave French territory was also issued to him by the prefecture of Vaucluse.
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While walking her dog, the woman said she was followed by a man in his thirties.
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The man then allegedly kissed him and put his hand in his pants. To defend himself, the victim would have bitten his attacker, to the point of cutting off a piece of his tongue.
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According to France Bleu, the suspect was quickly arrested. He was found covered in blood near the scene of the alleged assault.
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Facing the police, the man, of Tunisian origin and in an irregular situation, assured that it was the woman who would have jumped on him after falling under his spell.