Tuesday evening, the Bobigny Criminal Court released judo coach Alain Schmitt, apparently accused of voluntary violence while intoxicated by his partner Margo Pino.
In this case, the ITT awarded to the judoka is 10 days, reflecting the severity of the injury to the person who won the team gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics last summer. The coroner reported that he broke his nose tearing his hair, strangling his neck and slapping his face. Blood stains and torn hair were found in his house. In addition, the accused had a blood alcohol level of 1.2 g / l. “I would have died without my neighbor,” Margaux Pinot told police and was warned by a resident of a building where a young woman had evacuated. “The blow did not stop,” she told the bar, referring to an episode of “pure violence”.
The defense requested release
The facts took place Saturday-Sunday evening in Seine-Saint-Denis commune Blanc Menil, where a 27-year-old athlete from Haute-Saône lives and plays within the ES Blanc Menil (ESBM). Her companion – but not living with her – Alain Schmitt, 38, was her trainer until recent weeks. A former judoka from Forbach, Moselle, bronze medalist at the 2013 Worlds, will have to take control of the Israeli women’s judo choices from January. He was supposed to fly to the Hebrew nation on Sunday.
Alan Schmitt, who presented himself with black eyes, hitherto unknown to justice, dealt a mutual blow in a battle akin to a “tornado”. “We knocked everywhere”, ensuring that Margot Minott’s factual version was “100% false”. His lawyer accused him of acquittal and suspicion of self-defense. The prosecution required a year of probation (including the ban on contact with the victim), since it was “clear” that the young woman “hit the face directly”.
In that decision, the court concluded that there was “not enough evidence” of Alan Schmidt’s guilt.
Justice: attacks of Jude Kate Margaux Pinot: Alain Schmitt relaxes
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