Me Fabien Rajon, representing the parents of Quentin Deranque, vehemently denounces the actions of individuals aiming to tarnish Quentin's memory after his tragic death. He emphasizes that these efforts are not only indecent but serve to obscure the truly horrific circumstances surrounding his passing. Quentin, only 23 years old, suffered severe injuries after being violently attacked by a group during a feminist event at Sciences Po Lyon, where he was present to provide security for activists.

The attack on Quentin took place on February 12 when he was assaulted by masked individuals, resulting in critical injuries that ultimately led to his death. Following this brutal incident, nine suspects have been charged, with links to the "Antifa" movement, raising significant concerns around political violence in France. Rajon expressed his frustrations regarding the relentless media attention and scrutiny faced by Quentin's family, suggesting that this has compounded their suffering instead of allowing them to grieve.

This case has sparked widespread debate about freedom of expression, the influence of political activism, and the consequences of violent confrontations in contemporary France. Rajon's remarks reflect the ongoing tensions surrounding Quentin's legacy and the need for a more nuanced understanding of his life and the circumstances of his tragic death, which he urges should not be overshadowed by subsequent media narratives.