Un narcotrafiquant demande une permission de sortir de la prison de Condé-sur-Sarthe... pour fêter Noël
Just because someone is a dangerous drug trafficker doesn't mean they don't want to spend Christmas with their family. And in any case, nothing ventured, nothing gained. Eddy M., recently incarcerated in the organized crime unit of Condé-sur-Sarthe prison, didn't hesitate for a second to request a temporary release to spend the holidays with his family under the "maintenance of family ties during the Christmas holidays" program, Le Figaro learned from a judicial source. This former member of the Marseille-based "Olivier A Network" took his chance, without batting an eye.
Yet this individual, identified as a key figure in Marseille's criminal underworld as early as 2007, "has been convicted three times for organized drug trafficking, criminal activities, and conspiracy," asserts a well-informed source, who points out that this is, after all, "the high end of organized crime." Enough, in fact, to have been the target of an assassination attempt by the Marseille drug trafficking gang…
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