After the death of Nahel, 17, killed by the shooting of a policeman on Tuesday in Nanterre, a young man was presented before the prosecution this Saturday afternoon. As part of an appearance procedure on prior admission of guilt, he was sentenced to eight months in prison, four of which were suspended.
Following the damage that occurred in Nancy on the night of Friday June 30 to Saturday July 1, the public prosecutor, in a press release, indicates that a young man was presented before the prosecution this afternoon. “Without any particular criminal record, author of mortar fire immediately aimed at a police vehicle with police officers inside.”
The press release adds: “As part of a procedure for appearance on prior recognition of guilt, he was offered, in the presence of his lawyer, a main sentence of 8 months’ imprisonment, including 4 months suspended. And as additional penalties, a ban on carrying a weapon for three years and a ban on staying in the Metropolis of Greater Nancy for one month.These penalties were accepted and validated by the judge of freedoms and detention of the judicial court of Nancy” at the end of the day. The firm part of the sentence of imprisonment pronounced can be adjusted.
Tomorrow, Sunday July 2, six others in custody should be referred to the prosecution. A total of 13 people were taken into custody overnight from Friday to Saturday in Nancy.