Finished the fiestas at the Joinville loft?
For a moment at least, since this Monday at the end of the morning, the prefect of Val-de-Marne announced to Olivier Dosne, mayor (LR) of the city, the putting under seal of the big house of the impasse Brétigny.
This is where the mega-fine party took place which brought together 300 to 400 people on the night of Friday 13 to Saturday 14 November, and the new and lesser party, but still clandestine, of this Sunday, which generated the verbalization of sixteen people.
The people fined on Sunday "assured that they were not aware of the first party which however made noise everywhere".
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"I called the prefect on Monday to find out what measure was going to be taken since I have no legal means to intervene", explains Olivier Dosne, who had already lodged a complaint for "endangering the lives of others »After the first party.
Sunday birthday
This Sunday evening, after the new revelers from Seine-Saint-Denis were fined, the elected official had a chain put on the gate left gaping.
This Sunday, it was neighbors who alerted the Joinville municipal police after hearing music and festive cries from the loft.
On the spot, the police officers of the BAC, joined by the mayor and the municipal police, discover a dozen people "come for a birthday", specifies a source close to the file.
But also two security guards.
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They also apprehend a man who was trying to flee.
Questioned, "this one had no papers on him", said that he came from Drancy (Seine-Saint-Denis).
He was taken to the Nogent police station.
The other people were fined on site for non-compliance with confinement and then left free. "They said they were there for a birthday," said the mayor.
And assured that they were not aware of the first party which however made noise everywhere.
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Jacuzzi, indoor pool, huge living room ... the places enjoy great comfort.
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This Monday morning, in turn, masks on their faces, many neighbors came to meet the mayor.
"Something must be done", claims a neighbor who says she is "still terrified" of what she experienced on November 14th.
“Four people fled through my house,” she recalls.
They jumped on my garden table and broke it and they unsealed a post that was holding the fence.
I filed a complaint, but the police told me that I was not going to get anything.
I wanted to know the identity of the people, but they were not identified.
I do not know what to do !
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"Our feeling of insecurity is growing"
Another neighbor reminds the mayor that the holidays have multiplied since last July.
“We have the impression that there is total impunity and therefore our feeling of insecurity is growing.
However, since the reports of nocturnal noise, fines have been drawn up.
“There is a legal vacuum, assures the mayor.
It is private property.
In addition, it is an image damage for the city.
I hope this time it's over, ”he concludes.
As a precaution, the municipal police will carry out a little more rounds in the neighborhood.
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Olivier Dosne has also scheduled a meeting with the residents of the loft as soon as the confinement is lightened.
The redesign of the street was already planned by the town hall, which may add video surveillance cameras.
This Sunday is an anniversary that was cut short by the arrival of the police.
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