Aged 34 and well known for his criminal and psychiatric past, the man was arrested Thursday night, after negotiations with the men.
Aged 34 and well known for his criminal and psychiatric past, the man was made late Thursday night, after negotiations with the raiding parties.
The man who took six people hostage on Thursday in a Le Havre bank before leaving was charged with “attempted extortion with a weapon” and “forced confinement” and was taken into custody on Saturday, prosecutor Francois Gosselin announced.
Presented before a judge, “the defendant was charged with the above offenses and placed in temporary custody,” the Haven prosecutor said Saturday night.
The prosecutor’s office requested an accusation against the kidnapper “for attempted extortion with a weapon, forced and attempted imprisonment, voluntary violence and possession of explosive substances, as well as his arrest,” the prosecutor previously said. .
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At 34 years old and well known for his criminal and psychiatric past, the man arrived at the scene shortly after 7:00 p.m. on Thursday night, after patient negotiations with the Raid people. from Le Havre and also gives vague explanations about his motives, citing family difficulties or the plight of Palestinian children,” said François Gosselin.
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The kidnapper, who was intercepted on Thursday at 4:45 p.m. at the Bred agency in the heart of Le Havre, was in possession of a weapon “which turned out to be a signal pistol,” the prosecutor said. The operational craft he presented as a bomb was two bottles of alcohol laced with firecrackers, he added. None of the six people held hostage were subjected to physical violence, said the prosecutor, who stated that they were taken over by an association to help victims.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant “is known by the court after having been sentenced four times between 2006 and 2016, between theft, threats, violence, possession of a weapon and appropriation.” He was released “at the end of his last prison term in May 2018.” and “his state of health was considered compatible with the continuation of the procedure,” François Gosselin added.
In 2013, the same man, carrying a pistol and a grenade, Suzavac held four people hostage for more than two hours at the CIC bank in Paris before they went to the police. Then he applied for social housing for him and his son.
Date Updated: August 8, 2020, 7:58 PM
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Source: newstars.edu.vn