A former figure of "
yellow vests
" was sentenced Thursday in Guéret to a fine of 3,000 euros, including 1,500 suspended, for public insults and threats to a coordinator of the anti-Covid19 vaccination center in Valenciennes (North), learned the AFP Friday, April 8 at the registry of the court of Guéret.
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Gabin Formont, whose domicile depends on the judicial district of the prefecture of Creuse, was sentenced to a fine of 1,500 euros, including 750 suspended for "
public insults towards a constituted body
", to the prejudice of Rémi Kasprzyk, liberal nurse and one of the vaccination center coordinators.
The same sentence was pronounced for “
threats, violence or acts of intimidation
” towards the same person.
He will also have to pay 3,000 euros to this complainant "
in compensation for the suffering endured
".
This court decision follows complaints filed in January by Rémi Kasprzyk and the Valenciennes hospital after the broadcast in mid-December of videos on the internet in which Gabin Formont was angry with a campaign by the hospital center for the vaccination of children promising gifts
from
Santa Claus
.
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The activist, creator of "
Vécu
", who describes himself as a "
citizen media supporting social struggles
" with more than 300,000 subscribers on Facebook, invited his community in videos to "
call the communication department of the hospital
" and even to "
move
" there.
“
When it is necessary to pay, we will be there and we will know your names and your first names
”, he launched.
