On Wednesday, the Swedish delegation from the Left group in the European Parliament filed a police case against EPP MEP Alice Teodorescu Måwe, alleging bodily assault. According to Marie Antman, the leader of the Swedish Left’s parliamentary office, one of her staff members arrived at her office “in a state of shock” with markings on their arm. Antman declined to comment on the alleged violence, but did describe it as “exceptional” and “unacceptable.
A Swedish MEP had violently assaulted my colleague. “This is extremely upsetting,” Antman told the Swedish news agency TT. “It was a circumstance in which a staff member requested assistance, forcing security personnel to act and restore order.
A social media post claims an aggressive political worker in the European Parliament harassed Teodorescu Måwe. On her approach to a meeting, Alice was greeted with menacing charges without warning. “The situation was extremely distressing for her.
According to her office, the staffer began recording and photographing Teodorescu Måwe. When she demanded an explanation, a conflict ensued. She then took out her phone to take a photo, causing the employee to try to grab her device.
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