The three organizers of the clandestine party which had gathered 500 people in Marseille, in mid-December, in violation of the confinement, will be tried on June 14, in particular for endangering the lives of others, announced Tuesday, January 12 the prosecutor in a press release.
Also prosecuted for covert work, these three people face penalties of up to 5 years imprisonment and a fine of 75,000 euros, said the prosecutor of the Republic of Marseille, Dominique Laurens.
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Two of these people were imprisoned under sentences handed down in other cases, and the third placed under judicial supervision.
Two people have already been convicted in this case, for complicity in covert work and complicity in endangering the lives of others.
Prosecuted for having hired the servers recruited for the evening and provided equipment, they were respectively sentenced to 6 and 4 months' suspended imprisonment and a fine of 2,500 and 1,500 euros, as part of an appearance procedure on recognition. prerequisite of guilt.
This clandestine evening, on the night of December 12 to 13, is undoubtedly the most important to have been spotted in France since the start of the coronavirus crisis, if we except these "
rave parties
Which had gathered several thousand revelers in Hures-la-Parade, in Lozère, mid-August, and in Lieuron in Ille-et-Vilaine, in Brittany, on the occasion of the New Year.
