Slimane: a second complaint filed, what is the singer accused of ?

A second complaint for sexual assault and attempted assault sexual assault has been filed against Slimane.

After the earthquake that occurred three weeks ago with the filing of a first complaint, Le Parisien reports a first response. A second complaint was in fact filed this Monday, November 18 by another technician on Slimane's tour. While the first complaint was about sexual harassment, the second complaint against Slimane was filed for sexual assault and attempted sexual assault. The facts also date back to the night of December 17 to 18, 2023 and took place in Saint-Étienne.

The man who filed the complaint is 33 years old. A lighting technician, he worked for Play Two, which is none other than the producer of Slimane's tour. Like the entire artistic team, he allegedly took part in a backstage party held after the concert at the Zénith in Saint-Étienne to mark the end of the first part of the "Cupidon Tour", the tour taking a break during the holidays. In his complaint, the technician explains that he was dancing on the dance floor when, after midnight, the singer allegedly passed behind him and whispered in his ear: "Hey, you're a good one." This " to which he allegedly replied, jokingly: “I'm good, but only on Sundays.” Slimane then allegedly grabbed the technician by the waist, adding: “I don't care, it's Saturday night.”

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According to the complaint, which Le Parisien was able to consult, the technician claims that Slimane then placed his erect penis between his buttocks. The singer also allegedly began to put his hand towards the technician's penis before his own brother stopped him. Seeing that some witnesses to the scene were filming, the artist's brother then ordered everyone to “delete all videos of what happened”. In the process, the technician was allegedly, according to his own statements, exfiltrated by his colleagues.

The technician claims to have spoken about all this to relatives shortly after the events, but above all to have discovered in January that other technicians had experienced similar events and that two had even left the tour for this reason. Requesting with three colleagues a meeting with his bosses, all wanting to terminate their contracts, he explains that the Play Two managers had minimized the facts. Slimane's entourage, who were contacted by Le Parisien, has not yet commented on this new complaint.