Police custody is “currently in progress” following the shootings that occurred a week ago in Dijon, which cost the life of a father. The prosecution “does not intend to communicate further” as long as these police custody, “likely to continue until Monday morning”, are in progress.
Police custody is “currently underway” following the shootings that occurred a week ago in Dijon, which cost the life of a father, the Dijon prosecutor’s office said on Saturday. The prosecution “does not intend to communicate further” as long as these police custody, “likely to continue until Monday morning”, are in progress, it specifies in a brief press release, without providing further details.
“Collateral” victim
According to the newspaper The Independent, two men were arrested on Thursday November 30, 2023 near the French-Spanish border by the Pyrénées-Orientales police officers. Investigators from Côte-d’Or would have come to collect them to question them, he said.
The victim, a fifty-year-old father, was killed in Dijon during the night from Saturday to Sunday, while he was sleeping in his bed, a “collateral” victim of bursts of gunfire aimed at a trading point just below his home, according to investigators. Four people have since been arrested and around twenty anti-narcotics operations have been carried out. A CRS company was also sent Monday as reinforcement to Dijon.