The relatives of Zied B., killed on September 7 by a shot fired by a police officer after a chase, may well participate in a white march on Sunday in Nice. The family’s lawyer, Me Sefen Guez Guez, confirms to 20 Minutes that the demonstration was not banned. And the chief of staff of the prefect of the Alpes-Maritimes, questioned by Nice morning, specifies that it will be framed by an “adapted device”.
“The information collected on the extent of the mobilization and its nature does not worry us more than that about the possibility of disturbances to public order”, he also explained. The procession should begin its march at 11 a.m. Starting at 93, boulevard de la Madeleine, to reach the forecourt of the Nice courthouse.
“A message of unity, of appeasement”
A little earlier in the week, several elected RN and LR spoke out against the holding of this rally. MP Christelle d’Intorni, close to Eric Ciotti, said she feared “overflows”. A position that earned her to receive death threats, she revealed on Twitter, announcing a complaint.
For Me Sefen Guez Guez, this white march carries “a message of unity, appeasement, support behind Zied and his family but also a demand for justice, impartial justice”, he explained to 20 Minutes. The day after the death of the 24-year-old young man, following a refusal to comply, the lawyer assured: “It is obvious that we have [affaire à] a homicide. The police officer responsible for the fatal shooting was indicted for willful violence and placed under judicial supervision.