A brawl broke out for an as yet unknown reason, Saturday January 11, around 7 p.m. in Nevers, in the Banlay district, impasse Gustave-Flaubert.
A miner was injured after being hit with a hammer. The firefighters quickly took care of the young victim in the direction of the Nevers hospital center.
On site, the police also intervened. An investigation has been opened to determine the causes of this violent blow. The minor, who came to his senses in the presence of firefighters when he was taken into care, must now undergo a series of examinations at Nevers hospital.
Exasperated residents
In the Banlay district, residents are exasperated by the violence. A local resident, who attended the ballet of firefighters and police officers in the evening, “is fed up. It’s always like that. I’ve lived here for 40 years. But it’s okay, I’m moving. I can’t take it anymore. There is always something. »
This local resident has seen her neighborhood transform, today, she lives between excavators, rubble and burned cars: “There is one in the parking lot of the Resto du Cœur, it has been there for ten days. ..”
For another living on the other side of the boulevard, Maréchal Leclerc, “it’s like that all the time. I don’t know how that could ever change. I don’t believe in the mayor’s plan. We just have to see what we live in.”
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