Suite du procès de Khalifa Sall au tribunal de Dakar. Soupçonné de détournements de deniers publics, le maire de Dakar a évoqué à la barre un procès politique et affirmé qu’il n’avait jamais détourné d’argent, mais hérité de fonds politiques. Ce mercredi 7 février au matin, il a été confronté au procureur de la République et les échanges ont été houleux. Compte rendu d’audience.
L’audience a clairement dérapé ce mercredi matin, obligeant le juge Lamotte à faire taire tout le monde. Interrogé par le procureur Bassirou Gueye sur la caisse d’avance de la ville de Dakar, Khalifa Sall répond que « l’existence des fonds politiques est indéniable ».
« Moi je le nie », réplique le procureur qui poursuit : « Pour l’avenir on doit croire qui ? ». Khalifa Sall contre-attaque : « Pourquoi n’avez-vous pas instruit à décharge ? Vous ne m’avez pas posé une seule question qui m’aurait permis de m’expliquer ».
« Je ne veux pas répondre à cette question, indique le procureur. Je pose des questions pour que tout soit clair afin que je puisse rentrer chez moi et dormir tranquille ». « Visiblement, c’est que vous avez un problème » rétorque Khalifa Sall.
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