Martinique. Attentation of Trappes: a Man Condemned After Publishing Racist Messages
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The man, condemned for apology of terrorism, had written, inter alia, that "more Kevin" was needed and that "the great cleansing" was about to begin.
In comments posted on Facebook, Patrick M., rejoicing at the murderous attack in the Yvelines, wrote that "the big cleanup" was about to begin. He received 12 months in prison, including eight farm days.
Le Figaro
www.cnews.frJudged in immediate appearance, Patrick M. was sentenced on Monday in Martinique to 12 months in prison, including eight farm, for apology of terrorism after hailing on Facebook the racist attack of Trappes. He was also banned from social networks for six months.
After the racist attack in Trappes, a man residing in Martinique was sentenced on Monday 26 October to 12 months in prison, including eight farms for apology of terrorism. He was tried in an immediate appearance for posting messages welcoming the murder of Pengo Bossio Wangi.
A man was sentenced on Monday in Martinique to 12 months in prison, including eight farm members, for apology of terrorism after publishing racist messages welcoming the murderous attack on Trappes (Yvelines). He...
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