In June 2018, Jean-Marc Ettori was burglarized and assaulted at his home in Porto-Vecchio. An attack for which Yassine Akhazzane was sentenced to 7 years in prison on October 4 by the Bastia Court of Appeal, confirming the first instance judgment.
The insistence of Yassina Akhazzane, who denied her participation in the facts from the first day, did not convince the court. The Bastia Court of Appeal confirmed, this Wednesday, October 4, the judgment issued at first instance against him, in the case of the burglary and assault of Jean-Marc Ettori, in 2018, in Porto-Vecchio.
Yassine Akhazzane is thus sentenced to 7 years in prison. A sentence taking into account the seriousness of the facts and the criminal record of the thirty-year-old, with 16 previous mentions. Currently detained at the Avignon-Le Pontet penitentiary center, the man attended the deliberations by videoconference.
The Bastia Court of Appeal indicates that it was convinced that the man played an active role in Jean-Marc Ettori’s home-jacking project, and participated in preparatory acts for the robbery of the latter’s home.
This in particular by taking part in night scouting, as revealed by the geolocation of a vehicle including Yassine Akhazzane.had exclusive control“, underlined the court. A car which had also been stolen in Marseille, fitted with false plates, and set on fire shortly after the events.
Yassine Akhazzane now has five days to appeal, if he wishes, to the Court of Cassation.
As a reminder, Jean-Marc Ettori, owner of the Corsicatour tourism company and the Tours FC football club, was the victim of an attack and a burglary, at his home in Porto-Vecchio, on the night of the 11 on June 12, 2018. Threatened by three hooded and armed men, the business manager was forced to give them a sum of money estimated at 120,000 euros, family jewels, a luxury watch and half an ingot of gold. gold.
In this case, six people were called to appear at first instance on March 15, 2023. Only Yassine Akhazzane was convicted. The five other defendants were acquitted by the Ajaccio criminal court.
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