In Vesoul, an SNU supervisor accused of sexual assault tries to justify himself by his past

A young SNU supervisor is accused of of sexual assault by several minor participants. He tried to to justify oneself on the facts.

In place since the start of the 2019 school year, the Universal National Service is touché by a new affair. An investigation was carried out into the matter. opened for sexual assault and sexual harassment of minors benefiting from this system. It's against a young supervisor from the SNU & Vesoul that such accusations have been made. scopes. According to France Bleu, the accused would be âgé 19 years old and originally from Strasbourg. He was a health assistant and supervised the adolescents in this internship. He did his own SNU in 2019 and started his career. &agrav; Vesoul its 9th internship. 

He was é placed in custody &agrav; seen before being released on April 25. He has also been put &agrav; foot by the management of the SNU. The investigation entrusted to the crime division territorial investigation of the Vesoul police station continues to define the exact circumstances of the facts.

Seven young boys, aged 15 to 15 17 years old, reported "inappropriateés gestures; during their session which began in April. Three of them filed charges. complaint. In particular, they allegedly suffered caresses in the hair and hands on the thighs. The supervisor also allegedly emotionally blackmailed them. "If you don'sit on the bus' side “I'm sulking,” he would have declared. &agrav; one of the young people according to the center manager.

The suspect mentions a rape in his childhood

According to Valeurs Actuelles, which brought out the case, the suspect would have "minimisé " the facts and would even have attempted to investigate to justify oneself by ensuring that it has been rape victim à at the age of 5 years. Orphaned, he passed away from home to home during his childhood, reports the media.

This is also the second case of this kind in less than a year. In May 2023, the Ch&acirc prosecutor's office ;lons-en-Champagne had opened an investigation into "aggravated sexual assault" on a young SNU participant by a supervisor.