Paris : un animateur périscolaire condamné à cinq ans de prison pour agressions sexuelles sur neuf enfants
Le tribunal correctionnel de Paris a reconnu coupable Michaël M. d'agressions sexuelles sur des élèves âgés de 5 à 10 ans.

Michaël M., 38 ans, animateur périscolaire à l'école Vigée Le Brun à Paris, a été condamné à cinq ans de prison, dont un an ferme, pour agressions sexuelles sur neuf enfants. Les faits se sont déroulés entre septembre 2022 et janvier 2024, selon le tribunal correctionnel de Paris.
Les victimes, âgées de 5 à 10 ans au moment des faits, étaient élèves de l'établissement parisien. La condamnation intervient suite à une enquête judiciaire ayant mené à l'identification et à la poursuite du prévenu.
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- A Paris, un animateur périscolaire condamné à cinq ans de prison, dont un ferme, pour agressions sexuelles sur neuf enfants — Le Monde — Une
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