Linda Kebbab, the spokesman for the police union Unité-SGP-FO, has announced to file a complaint after a tweet from the journalist and activist is calling "ADS : Arab Service".
The spokesman for the police union Unité-SGP-FO announced this on Thursday at the AFP that she filed a complaint against the journalist and activist Taha Bouhafs to insult public racist after a tweet that he later deleted.
In a message on the social network Twitter, Taha Bouhafs has commented on an excerpt from a response to the media Linda Kebbab as of: Arabic Service", before deleting his tweet while justifying his comment in another message.
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Your support is essential. Subscribe for $ 1 support Us"I assume totally my last tweet, I deleted it because I forgot to say the word ra*eb may be worth a ban of Twitter in the case of reports massive :)", he writes, referring to a previous suspended account on a completely different topic.
A "real drift"
"I would have been able to settle my accounts by media interposed, but this is a real drift from a journalist and activist with influence on social networks. It is very hurtful and shocking," said Linda Kebbab ensuring that his union would also constitute civil part.
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Very active in the media, the spokesperson of the Unit-SGP-FO is regularly taking part on the social networks. The extract of his interview with radio targeted by Taha Bouhafs was the case of Adama Traoré, young black man death in 2016, following an arrest by the gendarmes.
Invested, notably in the denunciation of police violence, Taha Bouhafs has been at the origin of the dissemination of a video showing officers making racist slurs during an arrest at the Ile-Saint-Denis in April, which has earned him a suspension of two officials.
Date Of Update: 04 June 2020, 10:58
