Sister of Samuel Paty Files Legal Action Against Conflans-Sainte-Honorine for Security Failures
Mickaëlle Paty alleges that the municipality's inaction despite known threats contributed to her brother's 2020 murder by a terrorist.
- Mickaëlle Paty, sister of the murdered teacher Samuel Paty, has filed a legal claim against the city of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, accusing it of failing to ensure adequate security measures.
- Her lawyer asserts that the mayor, Laurent Brosse, was aware of threats against Samuel Paty but chose not to mobilize municipal police to protect him or the school area.
- The family argues that this alleged negligence facilitated the conditions leading to the 2020 terrorist attack that claimed Samuel Paty's life.
- This legal action follows previous efforts by the family to hold the French state accountable for not preventing the attack, with ongoing cases still under review.
- The municipality has yet to respond publicly to the allegations, while legal proceedings may escalate to the administrative tribunal in Nice if no resolution is reached.