Calais: The Motorist Who Injured Three Policemen Released for Lack of Escort to Bring Him to Trial
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A 36-year-old motorist who injured three police officers on 2 September in Calais was released for lack of prison escort five days later, confirmed the Boulogne-sur-Mer Public Prosecutor's Office in CNEWS. A repulsed appearance. The Calaisian defendant responsible for the injuries of three police officers following a chase was never brought to trial. The court therefore released him, as required by the law. The defendant had been placed in polic…
The 36-year-old motorist, who had already been convicted of violence against law enforcement officials, was released on Monday, 7 September, on the order of the court, because of the prison's inability to train an escort to bring him before the judges.
Pas-de-Calais: a driver who injured 3 police officers during a chase is released, for lack of officers to extract him to the court. Pas-de-Calais: for lack of officers to escort to the court, a fugitive driver who injured 3 police officers is released A 36-year-old man, prosecuted by the court for having injured
A 36-year-old Calaisian was never brought to trial after a chase that resulted in three injuries in the ranks of the police. The court ordered his release. [...]
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