Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Kheira Hamraoui has argued for protection as the story around her assault took a significant turn.
The spouse of previous France and Barcelona safeguard Eric Abidal has arisen as a suspect in the November 4 assault on the 31-year old.
Hamraoui's colleague Amanita Diallo was at first addressed according to the savage attack, yet was subsequently delivered without charge.
While going from supper with Diallo, Hamraoui was hauled from her vehicle by covered men who harmed her legs and arms while purportedly yelling, "Treat you so harshly as that? Laying down with wedded men??"
Recently, investigator for the Republic of Versailles Maryvonne Caillibotte said that Abidal would be called for addressing into the case. She likewise didn't preclude addressing Abidal's significant other of 18-years, Hayet.
Agents found that Hamraoui's telephone - taken from the scene - was in Abidal's name.
On Tuesday, Hamraoui's legal counselor - Saïd Harir - asked for her "protection to be regarded, just as her decision to stay quiet during this troublesome trial".
Harir said his customer's aggressors displayed "an undisguised longing to hurt her expert vocation", adding that the attack has caused "critical physical and mental harm."
In the interim, Diallo's lawful agent has additionally discussed the pain brought about by her short ramifications for the situation.
Mourad Battikh portrayed Diallo's capture as "shameful", saying the France worldwide has been mentally harmed by her capture and resulting addressing.
"More than 6,000 articles showed up in public and global media, he said, "not really set in stone to reveal insight and to announce her blamelessness on the legal level."
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