According to our colleagues from France 3, a man was arrested on August 11 in Lyon after an email of threats against the prefect of Eure-et-Loir, Françoise Souliman, after a conflict between the zoo-refuge of La Tanière and the prefecture about the health pass.
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The facts date back to the night of August 3-4.
An explicit e-mail of death threats is sent to the prefecture.
The content of the message then leads to the filing of a complaint, even if many other messages have reached the prefecture after the establishment of the health pass.
Aged 61, the author of the missive was found and arrested at his home near Lyon.
Known to the courts, he has already been convicted three times for "contempt of a person holding public authority, violence and driving under the influence of an alcoholic state".
The man, who admitted the facts, will be presented to the Chartres court on September 22.
He is being prosecuted for “
death threats against a person holding public authority
”.
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