On January 8, 2021, a 54-year-old man, a former marine commando, the elite unit of the French Navy, appeared before the Caen Court of Appeal for having sold, between 2014 and 2016, assault rifles , magazines, ammunition to Mauritania, Morocco, Congo …
Sentenced, during his first trial, to three years in prison and a € 50,000 fine, he saw his sentence significantly reduced, this Friday, February 19, 2021, by the magistrates of the court of appeal. The fifty-year-old is, in fact, sentenced to eighteen months in prison. The duration of his ban on managing a commercial or industrial enterprise is reduced from fifteen years to three years. The ban on owning a weapon is maintained for five years. On the other hand, he is not fined. However, at first instance, he was ordered to pay € 50,000.
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