A Tragic Incident in Marseille
On September 10, 2023, a 24-year-old law and political science student, Socayna, was tragically killed by a stray Kalashnikov bullet in Marseille. The incident occurred in her room on the third floor of a building in the Saint-Thys area. The bullet pierced through the wall as part of a burst fired indiscriminately, linked to a drug trafficking dispute.
A Mother's Heartbreaking Testimony
Layla, the mother of the victim, shared her emotional story on the BFMTV set during a debate on security. She described her daughter as lively, full of joy, and very cultured. Layla recounted the events of that fateful day, explaining how her daughter was preparing pasta and had just greeted her before the shots rang out. Initially thinking the sounds were firecrackers, Layla soon discovered her daughter in a pool of blood, with devastating injuries.
Questions on Security and Safety
During the debate, Layla faced three candidates for the legislative elections: Fabien Roussel, Aurore Bergé, and Jean-Philippe Tanguy. She expressed her frustration and confusion over the lack of security, questioning why minors have access to weapons of war like Kalashnikovs. Her poignant questions, 'Is France at war?' and 'Who is it against?' highlighted her anguish and the broader concerns about public safety in the country. The tragedy has sparked a conversation about security measures and the impact of drug-related violence on innocent lives.
- Layla's testimony underscores the profound impact of drug-related violence on innocent families. The debate on BFMTV provided a platform for her to voice her grief and demand answers from political candidates. Her questions resonate with many citizens who feel unsafe in their own neighborhoods.
- The involvement of a 15-year-old minor in such a heinous act raises serious concerns about youth access to firearms and the effectiveness of current security measures. This incident has brought to light the urgent need for comprehensive strategies to combat drug trafficking and enhance public safety.
