Death of Philippe in Grande-Synthe: a well-established trap ? A suspect confesses

One of the suspects admitted to an "ambush" after the murder of Philippe à Grande-Synthe, on Monday night à Tuesday.

On the night of Monday April 15 to Tuesday April 16, 2024, Philippe, 22, was arrested. attacked fatally à Grande-Synthe (North). One of the two minors placed in custody view after the facts recognized the organization of an "ambush" via the free dating site "Coco", according to information from Agence France Presse, Thursday, from a source close to the matter. 

Two suspects present at an investigating judge

The two suspects placed in police custody, aged 14 and 15 respectively, will be present at ; an investigating judge" this Friday April 19 according to a press release from the Dunkirk public prosecutor's office. "They would already have attempted to ambush a few days ago à another young man" specifies France Info. The investigation opened for "murder by an organized gang" was é entrusted to the judicial police. This Friday, a press conference will be organized by the Dunkirk prosecutor. 5 p.m.

Alert by the firefighters around 2 a.m. on Tuesday, the police discovered the body of the young man lying in a parking lot behind a supermarket. ;eac;, with fractures and wounds to the face explained a police source on Wednesday. According to a witness, three individuals attacked him, before stealing his phone and fleeing, again according to this same pattern. ecirc;me source.

A white march this Friday

Philippe previously felt "several traces of blows, particularly on the face". He was é transportation in the wake of Dunkirk hospital before being sent to hospital at the Lille hospital center. “He was at his friend's house at the end of my street. He came back towards my house, 200 meters ago, 300 meters maximum. And they caught him. on the way", revealedé one of the victim's brothers Wednesday afternoon on RTL. Those close to the young man have launched an action plan. a prize pool to "offer à Philippe a respectful farewell and bring comfort to his family. This Friday, a white march must be held in the morning, at Grande-Synthe to honor his memory.