Legendary French actor Alain Delon can breathe straightforward. The French courts closed the case of unlawful armament with out outcome, this was confirmed by the general public prosecutor from the Montargis area. On the identical time, the police discovered greater than 70 weapons with Delon this yr, though the actor doesn’t have a gun license.
Delon confronted prices of unlawful possession of weapons. The prosecutor’s workplace postponed the case because of the suspect’s well being situation. The prosecutor mentioned the actor couldn’t be questioned. Nevertheless, the authorities seized all of the weapons that shall be disposed of.
French police raided the legendary actor’s residence in February and weren’t shocked. Though the well-known actor doesn’t have a firearms license, 72 firearms and over three thousand items of ammunition had been discovered. There’s additionally a non-public capturing vary on the property. Thus, an investigation was launched because of the suspicion of unlawful possession of weapons.
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The police carried out the home search primarily based on info from the official who’s liable for the authorized safety of the eighty-eight-year-old actor. It was he who discovered a firearm on the legend of French cinema.
The legendary Delon suffered a cardiovascular occasion with a slight bleeding within the mind 4 years in the past. The icon’s well being situation has solely worsened since then. In accordance with the most recent French media stories, which seek advice from his kin, he has nice problem talking and could be very drained. Final yr, there was even info that he ought to have instructed the physician that he wished to die.
Delon has a long time of expertise in cinema. He’s most well-known for the movies Gepard, Two Males within the Metropolis and Borsalino. 5 years in the past, he obtained the Palme d’Or for lifetime achievement on the Cannes Movie Competition.
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