Michaël Youn publishes a photo of the RN deputy of Aude Frédéric Falcon with a number in full concert, he announces to file a complaint

Michaël Youn has broadcast a photo and a contact sheet attributed to the Aude MP Frédéric Falcon. Photos l'INDEPENDANT/MAXPPP

On Saturday August 24, Michaël Youn, who was performing in Leucate, in the Aude, broadcast on a screen a photo of the RN MP for the department Frédéric Falcon, then a contact sheet with a mobile phone number.

"I must file a complaint or else ?"The RN MP for Aude Frédéric Falcon reacted this Sunday, August 25, on X, after the broadcast the day before of his photo and a contact sheet with a telephone number during the Michaël Youn concert, at Biquet Plage in Leucate.

The MP explains that the artist actually broadcast the number of his parliamentary collaborator, thinking that he was his. “That you attack me directly is one thing. As an elected official, I assume all the inconveniences and risks related to my mandate. On the other hand, that you attack my salaried team for no reason is unspeakable. I will not let it go”, wrote the MP.

“Elected official threatened”

In the video clip, we hear Michaël Youn say "This is a very personal message so I suggest that everyone thank him. Thank you very much Frédéric !", at the moment when the photo is broadcast.

According to Frédéric Falcon, hundreds of messages were sent to the number revealed during the show. The MP announced his intention to “seize the Paris prosecutor's office, as an elected official under threat, as an employer who sees his collaborator harassed and to restore the honor of my insulted voters”.

CThis is not the first time that Michaël Youn, in concert as his character Fatal Bazooka, has taken part in this exercise. In August 2023, he had released the alleged telephone number of Gérald Darmanin, which was ultimately not that of the Minister of the Interior.

Michaël Youn “seeks to humiliate my voters”

“I deplore these calls for harassment of elected officials who intervene in a tense political context, reacted this Monday, August 26 to Midi Libre RN MP Frédéric Falcon. He (Michaël Youn, Editor's note: comes to my constituency, takes me to task for no reason – I've never met him – and tries to humiliate my voters. The fact that he attacked my colleague is unforgivable and deserves prosecution."

"I'm not sure he would have behaved like that with a member of parliament from another party; he had also taken Louis Aliot to task when he came to the P.-O. last summer, added the elected official. I will contact the Paris prosecutor so that this does not happen again. It is a question of principle and in particular of respect for my voters who are very upset in the current deleterious climate, maintained by the extreme left."