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Fritz Lee poursuivi pour violences aggravées

Par AFP

04 Déc 2024

Fritz Lee sous le maillot de Clermont (Photo de Ryan Pierse/Getty Images)

Le troisième ligne du club de rugby de Clermont-Ferrand Fritz Lee sera jugé pour violences aggravées après avoir blessé une serveuse, a indiqué mercredi le parquet.

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Le joueur a été placé en garde à vue mercredi au commissariat de Clermont-Ferrand et a reconnu les faits, a détaillé la procureure de la République de la ville Dominique Puechmaille, confirmant une information du quotidien régional La Montagne.

L’international samoan de 36 ans est accusé d’avoir blessé une serveuse dans la nuit du 19 au 20 octobre alors qu’il fêtait dans un bar clermontois la victoire de son club contre Vannes (55-33) en match de la 7e journée de Top 14.

La victime qui a eu le poignet cassé s’est vu prescrire une ITT (Incapacité totale de travail) de 30 jours, a précisé Mme Puechmaille.

Le joueur sera jugé au printemps pour violences aggravées dans le cadre d’une comparution sur reconnaissance préalable de culpabilité (CRPC).

« Face à de tels agissements, le club ne cautionne en aucun cas le comportement de certains de ses salariés, dont l’exemplarité sur et en dehors du terrain est une notion fondamentale et non négociable », avait réagi mi-novembre dans un communiqué l’ASM Clermont-Auvergne.

« A ce jour, un joueur a été sanctionné », avait-il ajouté, sans en dire plus. Fritz Lee a joué lors du dernier match de l’ASM remporté samedi face à Castres.

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