It is a tragedy that fell on the Alléno family on May 8th. That evening, around 11 p.m., the youngest son of starred chef Yannick Alléno, Antoine, was knocked down by a driver while he was waiting at a red light on his scooter. Aged 24, he died instantly, leaving his loved ones, and the general public, in shock.
Reopening of Antoine Alléno’s restaurant
Since then, the family began their mourning, and decided to transform the pain by working in memory of the young man. For his part, the dad announced that he was going to launch an association in the name of his son to support the victims of repeat offenders (as his son has just been). On the other, his big brother, Thomas, has also found a field of action, to make his little brother proud.
This May 24, on his Instagram account, Thomas Alléno announced the reopening of his brother’s restaurant, Father and Son Burger by Alléno, in the 7th arrondissement of Paris. He wrote to the one who officiated alongside their dad: “Look Antoine, we have reopened for you, to accomplish and follow this project that you loved so much, your house has been reopened since noon. I know you were there this afternoon by our side“.
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For this event, Yannick Alléno was also on hand. He wrote on his Instagram account, photo of the over-motivated team in support: “Anthony! We are all here! We will continue to bring your work to life! We love you and miss you here! With your strength my little angel“.
A testimony of love
The day after the tragedy, the driver who caused the death of Antoine Alléno was placed in police custody, before appearing before the Paris court. A judicial investigation has been opened for homicide and aggravated involuntary injuries, damage, intentional violence, theft and hit and run. He was charged and imprisoned. By decision of the Paris prosecutor’s office, he is currently serving two other sentences of six and three months in prison for previous convictions.
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