US EditionSchool set on fire in the Rhône: two minors were suspended for four months in prison
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They had burned their school and filmed the scene. Sentenced to a suspended sentence, the two teenagers in Meyzieu saw the establishment reopen, a year and 1.9 million euros later. Two classes of CP will remain relocated until 2025.
Two boys, 13 years old at the time of the crime, were sentenced to four months' suspended imprisonment for causing a fire at Marcel Pagnol school in Meyzieu in June 2024. See more
A fire ravaged the Marcel-Pagnol school in Meyzieu in June 2024. The two 13-year-olds (at the time of the events) and at the origin of the departures of fire, found guilty in September 2024, were sentenced, on 24 March, to four months' suspended imprisonment, learned our confreres of the Progress at the public prosecutor's office of [...] The article Meyzieu: two minors at the origin of the fire of a school condemned from the suspended prison ap…
On 24 March, the Lyon Children's Court sentenced the two teenagers who had set fire to the Marcel-Pagnol school in Meyzieu in June 2024.
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