The public security in Paris has always been a headache. It has troubled all walks of life for many years, and has caused countless wealthy people to abandon the city decisively.
A big event happened in the past two days, which triggered a heated discussion in French public opinion: a talented violinist was attacked on the streets of Paris. This gave the girl a big blow and psychological shadow, so she chose to emigrate to another country.
It is reported that this talented girl is named Julie Berthollet, 25 years old.
Julie has been learning violin since she was 4 years old. She has won numerous awards at a young age. Since 2006, she has won first place in major international competitions and is regarded as a talented seed player by the industry.
However, June 23 was like a nightmare for this talented girl, because she suffered two consecutive robbery attacks in Paris that morning.
It’s bad enough and unlucky enough to do it once, but twice? ! This is what made Julie decide to leave France.
So which country will she immigrate to?
Switzerland.
We all know that Switzerland has beautiful scenery, high salaries and high prices. Of course, prices are not low, but generally speaking, French people who have been there generally believe that Switzerland has a higher standard of living, at least safer and more peaceful.
Another reason is that Julie's hometown is in Annecy, a famous and beautiful town in France, which is close to Switzerland.
What kind of tragic experience made Julie lose her nostalgia for Paris and even France as a whole?
According to a report by Radio Classique, it turned out that around 7 o'clock that morning, Julie encountered two robberies on her way to the Lyon train station.
First, a gangster caught her eye when she walked out of the house and snatched her mobile phone away.
Later in the subway, her beloved jewelry was snatched away by another gangster. The gangster roughly took away her bracelet and a precious necklace given to her by her mother. That gift was of great significance to Julie. Julie fell heavily to the ground, and the gangster scratched her while committing the crime. Then Julie got up to get her luggage, but was roughly pushed down by the gangster. She struggled to get up again, and saw the gangster showing a bright knife, and then She was pushed down the stairs and gasped with pain all over her body.
The girl was deeply shocked by being robbed twice in a row. She burst into tears on the spot...
From that day on, Julie began to be afraid of going out. "I hope I can get better as time goes by."
What chilled her the most was that there were clearly people around, but no one dared to interfere. Of course, Julie said she understood that everyone would be scared when facing a knife-wielding gangster. She was shocked by the extent of the gangster's dehumanization, as if it didn't matter if he took someone's life just to rob so little property.
It was this tragic experience that made Julie decide to move to Switzerland, taking her 23-year-old sister Camille with her, and leaving the city where she had lived for five years - Paris.
My younger sister is also an excellent musician like her and is now a cellist.
Julie said that this was a turning point and "the last straw that broke the camel's back." After all, Paris's woeful security problems are no longer a day or two. Enough is enough, enough is enough. After all, the two sisters have paid their dues. The heavy price is not only economic loss, but also psychological torture.
In an interview with Swiss media, Jolie told another personal experience: her mother was also attacked on the street when she lived in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, and her mobile phone was also robbed on the subway.
The two sisters discussed and decided: the elder sister Julie would go to Switzerland to settle alone, while the younger sister would return to her hometown of Annecy to continue living.
What do you think of the tragic experience of Julie’s mother and daughter? Can the terrible security situation in Paris be saved?
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Ref:
https://www.gala.fr/l_actu/news_de_stars/video-julie-berthollet-agressee-en-plein-jour-la-musicienne-raconte-la-scene-terrifiante_497107
https://www. cnews.fr/videos/faits-divers/2022-06-30/agressee-deux-fois-le-meme-jour-la-violoniste-suisse-julie-berthollet
https://www.ticketac.com/artistes/julie- berthollet.htm
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