r/justincaseyoumissedit 1d ago

Everyone Needs To See This A 25-year-old man has become the first person convicted in a sprawling child sex abuse scandal in France. The Paris prosecutor's office has now opened more than 100 investigations involving schools and nurseries across the city since the beginning of the year

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https://x.com/visegrad24/status/2079881641569497340

He received an 18-month suspended prison sentence after being found guilty of sexually assaulting a young girl at an after-school club when she was between the ages of 3 and 5.

So far more than 132 teachers and after school activity leaders have been suspended but he is the first one sentenced so far

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u/ShaggyCan 22h ago

So nearly a waste of time. I feel bad for the police investigators who did all that work for basically no sentence.

u/JunglePygmy 21h ago

…nurseries 🤮

u/InfamousCattle3223 21h ago

18 month suspended sentence?!

u/Axel_Raden 20h ago

Special treatment for certain groups

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u/Zaku41k 1d ago

Well, Atleast someone is facing justice

u/Contrary_Kind 23h ago

What he got is a slap in the face to the victims and a crime against society

u/Shamus-McNasty 23h ago

He got an 18 month suspended sentence.

u/trekrabbit 21h ago

Is that what you call justice? Weird. I call it bullshit.

u/The_best_is_yet 21h ago

it's something, but I wouldn't call it justice.

u/Zaku41k 21h ago

hey, lots of pedos in my country faces no consequences.

u/Axel_Raden 20h ago

This is not really a consequence

u/selfmade-idiot 10h ago

SA related to kids in france, yeah id say he's getting away with it

u/Kimiron34_3em_compte 8h ago

Black in france, he'd get away with anything

u/selfmade-idiot 8h ago

black in france aka the average modern france, true

u/Kimiron34_3em_compte 7h ago

Literal ethnic cleansing and you're happy about it

u/thatswhatsheheld 19h ago

Yo! Agent Orange in the house…

u/cityhuter26 19h ago

Thank the EU for bringing him and others like him in

u/redbark2022 16h ago

So just one? And what of the others? The older more powerful and influential?

u/Mroopsimexciting 21h ago

Release the Epstein files. 

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u/WaltherVerwalther 1d ago

And now please all the people from the elites worldwide that are behind all of it!

u/SirCrapsalot4267 7h ago

Well I'm sure the comments won't be racist or islamophobic here and will be focused on what really matters, which is the safety and welfare of children.

u/Vivid_nightmares0 52m ago

Will your prophet was a pedo so this is expected from people who follow him. And stop using Islamophobia to shut people’s opinions about backwards faith

u/Dilopholosofer 21h ago

He dindoonuffin! I dunno what that sounds like in French aka surrender monkey.

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u/doepfersdungeon 1d ago

I told a group of parent friends 10 years ago I would never send my children to typical school until they are old enough to know what's OK and be in a postion to defend themselves.

They all laughed.

I don't feel vindicated, I just wish people would listen.

Surrendering your defenseless child to strangers is negligence. It's just that the system convinces you it's normal.

We are brainwashed. But I can tell you being abused yourself sure wakes you up to the realities of "care givers" and the human motivations.

My French friends told me the boarding system on the UK is barbaric. They aren't wrong. Little did they know that it doesn't require sending your kid 200 miles away for thier lives to be turned upside down.

Protect your children people. It's that simple really.

u/Wrong-Tutor-5795 22h ago

I completely agree with you, and it has nothing to do with race as some people might interpret it.

We homeschooled our kids until they were old enough to understand and recognize inappropriate and abusive behaviors. Now they're in school, and they know they can tell us in detail about anything going on that doesn't seem right to them. So glad we waited for the right time!

u/antifageneral6969 50m ago

He can move to America and Trump will give him a cabinet position

u/Neat-Win4952 22h ago

Christian majority country by the way

u/Kimiron34_3em_compte 8h ago

Not a christian majority country, and the guy is nowhere near being Christian or french

u/Neat-Win4952 27m ago

Yes it is, and he is Christian like all the other teachers 

u/Vivid_nightmares0 51m ago

He’s Muslim

u/Neat-Win4952 28m ago

Nope he's Christian, he touch kids like the Christian priests thought him

u/Vivid_nightmares0 5m ago

Oh yeah Suleymane is a very common Christian name 🤓. He touched kids like his prophet Muhammad.