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Stop bothering people with the mask!"
According to the magazine
Closer
, Francis Lalanne would be the target of a complaint for threats against an SNCF controller.
The singer would have refused to wear a mask in a Nice-Paris trip and would have lost his temper at the insistence of the agent.
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The altercation would have taken place on Sunday, September 5, in a train leaving from Nice, direction Paris.
The singer and his companion, who got on board with their faces naked, were then intercepted by an SNCF controller, asking them to put on the mask.
To which Francis Lalanne would have replied in the negative, presenting a document from his doctor, exempting him from wearing said mask, even though the regulations would require it.
"Are you going to stop pissing us off?"
A discussion begins, during which the two travelers would have tried to make their arguments.
A second controller would then have joined his colleague and succeeded in making the couple listen to reason, after thirty minutes of a dialogue of the deaf.
But once the agents removed, Francis Lalanne would have removed his mask again, causing a new heated debate in the train.
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Until the singer, figurehead of the anti-ax movement, is threatening.
"Are you going to stop pissing us off?" Stop bothering people with the mask! ”
, he would have yelled in particular, approaching the face of the controller. The latter would then have hurriedly left the car. In shock, she reportedly lodged a complaint when she arrived in the capital.
This hostility to wearing a mask is not new for Francis Lalanne.
The latter has been mobilized for several months against health restrictions, as has the comedian Jean-Marie Bigard.
The two men had, moreover, threatened our colleagues from the program “Quotidien”, during an anti-health pass demonstration on the Trocadéro esplanade in May for the first, during a citizen university in June for the second.
The official Twitter account of the singer was also suspended in July after the publication of a message comparing vaccination
"a crime against humanity" ..
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