He still remembers perfectly the events of December 8, 2021. In the early morning, Osman, who was then sleeping in a tent set up in the Parc de Bercy (Paris XII), met William M., the man who, this Friday morning , opened fire against the Kurdish community, rue d’Enghien (Paris X).
“When I saw it was him, I did not understand, book Osman, met in the 15th arrondissement this Friday afternoon. I thought he was still in prison. He hasn’t been judged yet, how is that possible, how did he get out? And I hadn’t been warned…”
“He could have decided to find me for revenge”
During his attack, he remembers that the sexagenarian had it as expected. “He stabbed me in the back and in the thigh. He said nothing. When I looked at him, I saw that he was hiding his face”. A doctor will recommend ten days of total incapacity for work (ITT) for Osman. Placed in police custody, William M. will be indicted for willful violence aggravated by at least three circumstances and imprisoned for a year until his release on December 12. Given the qualifications retained, William’s pre-trial detention could not exceed one year.
Osman worries: “He could very well have decided to find me for revenge. I am scared. The forties had seen him again last October during a confrontation. “He looked normal,” Osman continues.
“He is very shocked, confirms for his part Ian Brossat, deputy mayor in charge of housing and refugees. Not long ago, I called him to ask him what his case was. “According to our information, this judicial investigation has been completed and William M. could soon be sent back to court, while this new case in the rue d’Enghien is just beginning.