I doubted him even more during the exam.

Cyclist, Who attacked a seven-year-old girl in Vallauris-Golfs-Juan on Thursday? The Grasse prosecutor’s office announced that it had requested pretrial detention and that he was indicted and placed under judicial supervision on Saturday evening.

No pre-trial detention

Prosecutors provided no information in a news release about the health of the victim, whose prognosis was “very serious” after he was struck by a 19-year-old doing a wheelie in a crosswalk.

The driver, who did not test positive for alcohol or narcotics, was charged with “manifestly and intentionally causing unintentional injury resulting in total incapacity for more than three months by a specific duty of safety or care in the performance of a motor vehicle”, listed the prosecution, indicating that a judicial investigation had begun.

As part of the indictment, both the prosecution and the investigating judge requested that the defendant be temporarily detained, and the police and the judicial system were unaware of the defendant’s situation until the tragedy occurred.

But “the liberty and detention judge decided to place the person concerned under judicial supervision” with certain obligations, including “reporting to the Antibes police station every two weeks”, not travelling to Vallauris and not “contacting the victim of the crime, his parents, siblings in any way”. He also had to surrender his driver’s licence to the court registry and was banned from leaving the Alpes-Maritimes department. Prosecutors said they had appealed the decision.

Petition “Safety Measures”

Kevin Luciano, the right-wing mayor of the town of 30,000 residents, expressed “sadness and concern for the little girl” but also “anger” that he saw “an escalation of incivility.”

According to him, the departmental road where the accident occurred “is not particularly accident-prone, but is a very busy road with 3,000 vehicles a day”. A petition calling for “safety measures” on the avenue has been signed by more than 2,150 people.