“When I’m alcoholic, it’s not me who speaks. “In the box of the judicial court of Thionville, Monday 1is February, an accused barely 22 years old. However, his judicial CV is already well supplied: nine mentions in the record. Faced with President Marie-Cécile Dupuy, her calm attitude contrasts with the facts with which she is accused: repeated insults, death threats and beatings against the police officers responsible for arresting her on January 22 and 27. Each time, the young man has a high blood alcohol level and admits to having consumed narcotics.
On January 22, around 1 a.m., during a roadside check to check the curfew, the respondent fled on foot before being caught by the police.
Five days later, around 7 p.m., the young man fell asleep at the wheel in front of his house. Wanting to make sure that he is not a victim of discomfort, passing police officers undertake to wake him up. There again, death threats, insults and beatings were heard. His irritation is such that during the police custody that follows, the doctor asks that he be handcuffed during the examination. “An extremely rare fact”, notes the deputy prosecutor Marie-Pierre Chateauvieux.
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His mother: “I’m warning you, I don’t want to come back here anymore”
“When the alcohol wears off, you say that you don’t have any precise memories of the events, but it’s quite plausible. You apologize, ”reiterates President Dupuy. The defendant claims to want to be treated.
He was sentenced to 12 months in prison including 9 with a probationary suspension of 2 years as well as an obligation of care for alcohol and narcotics, an obligation of work and compensation of the victims. The firm part of the sentence will be adjusted, so he can do it at his mother’s home under electronic surveillance. “I’m warning you, I don’t want to come back here anymore,” the latter launches at the end of the hearing.
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