US Edition"I Thought It Was a Wild Boar": a Hunter Who Had Killed Another Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison with a Suspended Sentence
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A 83-year-old hunter had confused another hunter with a wild boar during a beating in Ariège in 2019. He was sentenced this Tuesday to two years in prison with a suspended sentence.
On Tuesday 24 June, the judicial court in Foix sentenced three hunters involved in the death of Jean-Paul Gaychet, a victim of an involuntary shooting during a wild boar beating on 26 October 2019. The author of the...
Jean-Paul Gaychet died on 26 October 2019, killed by accident during a wild boar hunt in Varilhes, Ariège. On 24 June 2025, the judicial court in Foix handed down its decision: the author of the fatal shot was sentenced to two years' suspended imprisonment.
The Foix Correctional Court, which held its deliberations on Tuesday, ordered, inter alia, the withdrawal of the shooter's hunting permit for three years and the prohibition of the possession of a weapon.
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