"A black and a white who make love, too much is too much": an elected RN of Fréjus relaxed on appeal

Patrick Renard denies any racist intent and claims to have only contested the erotic nature of the advertisement. He was briefly suspended from his duties before being reassigned to public health.

Judged on appeal on 12 March, the deputy mayor RN of Fréjus Patrick Renard, accused of racist insults after a comment on Facebook published on the background of "caca" emoticons, was again released on Tuesday, 22 April. The association La Maison des Potes, which had filed a complaint, considered an appeal in cassation.

Patrick Renard, deputy mayor RN of Fréjus David Rachline, was prosecuted for inciting racial hatred following a vilipid message from the "mixed couples" published on Facebook in February 2021.

On Tuesday, the Court of Appeal of Aix-en-Provence released Patrick Renard, deputy mayor of Fréjus, who was prosecuted for "provoking racial hatred", following a post on social networks. In February 2021, commenting on a government communication campaign showing