US EditionDeath in Police Custody in Saint-Malo: Six Months of Suspension Required Against Police Officers
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It was on Tuesday, January 21, the second day of the trial of the four Saint-Malo police officers tried for manslaughter, after the death of Allan Lambin in his cell in 2019. The prosecutor requested 6 months of suspended prison.
At the end of the second day of the trial of the Malouin police officers tried for the involuntary homicide of Allan Lambin, who died in police custody in 2019, the prosecutor requested six months' stay against them. Their lack of supervision has "a certain indirect causal link" with the death.
Four police officers appear for involuntary homicide until Wednesday before the Rennes Correctional Court, after the death in 2019 of the 19-year-old at the Saint-Malo police station (Ille-et-Vilaine).
Second day of hearing this Tuesday, January 20 at the Rennes court in the Allan Lambin case. This 19-year-old man died in a cell at the Saint-Malo police station in February 2019. Four police officers appear for manslaughter. Their negligence is highlighted.
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