2023-07-05 11:58:00
“I am a civil party for justice to be done for Nahel and to say that I am alive“, explains this 42-year-old man, originally from Colombes, a neighboring town of Nanterre in the Hauts-de-Seine.
Tuesday, June 27, when the news of Nahel’s death spread, Hicham H. was at home in Val-de-Marne. “A friend called me to tell me that a 17-year-old boy had been shot in Nanterre. After I learned that it was my son when I saw the photo, I collapsed”, says- he.
This delivery driver kept “hopes” of rebuilding ties with his son, he says.
Now that the judicial machine is engaged, “I’m waiting for the policeman who took away all my hopes to be condemned, like everyone else. I want real justice, he took a child’s life“, develops Hicham H.
Asked about the various tributes paid to his son across France in recent days, he remains impassive: “I don’t care at all, it won’t bring me back my son“. “I can never make up for those years I was away“, he concludes.
The policeman who killed Nahel during a road check in Nanterre has been indicted for intentional homicide and imprisoned.
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