The continued pre-trial detention of one of the organizers of a paying clandestine party in a lodging near Toulouse, despite the restrictions due to the health crisis, was requested Tuesday before the investigating chamber of the Court of Appeal .
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For the general counsel, this evening of April 11, "
perfectly structured, organized in full confinement, at a time when the pandemic is killing hundreds of thousands
" constitutes an "
exceptional and unavoidable disturbance to public order
". And the continued pre-trial detention is "
justified
", according to the prosecution, which underlines the need for investigators to look more deeply into "
activities
Of the company of the person being sued. Following this clandestine party which gave rise to a hundred verbalizations for non-compliance with the curfew, two people were indicted for willful damage to the property of others, concealed work, concealment and endangering the property. life of others. But only one, a 27-year-old man, had been remanded in custody, the other having been granted judicial review. A decision "
completely disproportionate
", underlines Me Ferdinand Djammen Nzepa, who defends the young detainee. "
Nobody disputes the offense committed by these two young men
", maintains Me Djammen Nzepa, however expressing his "
total incomprehension in the face of this difference in treatment
" between the two organizers.
On April 11, his TV client, a self-employed person in communication and music, and a friend of his, a Master's student in the Paris region, organize a paying party in a guesthouse, 40 km from Toulouse. Alerted by the neighborhood on the evening, the gendarmes noted on their arrival the presence of some 170 people, crowded without masks, recalls the magistrate of the chamber of instruction. The two organizers had charged entry and parking, with the presence of servers, bouncers and professional DJs. The estimated turnover of this evening amounts to 7,500 euros, for a net profit of 5,200 euros. "
We are told that covert work seems to be the usual mode of operation of my client's company.
But which company?
There is no company, he just has the status of autoentrepreneur, he is in the RSA
”, gets carried away Me Djammen Nzepa.
According to him, justice wants to make it "
an emblematic case
".
"
He has a young child, his partner is seven months pregnant ... He does not incur any risk in the investigation,
" says the lawyer.
The decision is due on Thursday.
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