Sentences of twelve and fourteen years in prison were requested on Tuesday, June 28, against two brothers, Richard and Christophe Guazzelli, sons of a baron of the Corsican criminal gang "
La Brise de Mer
", suspected of having orchestrated a traffic international drug dealer.
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Aged 32 and 30, the two men have been on trial before the Marseille criminal court since June 13 with 21 other defendants against whom the prosecution has demanded sentences ranging from one hundred day-fines against a simple user to ten years in prison. prison against the main organizers.
"
It's not a small traffic in a small department with dirty kids who, in the box, laugh and have fun, you have to judge the gangrene of Corsican society through drug trafficking
", insisted the floor.
"Marseille narcobanditism"
The facts relate to the entire chain of trafficking, from the importation of narcotics acquired in Spain to the resale in the cities of Marseilles and in the districts of Ajaccio and Bastia.
“
Object of internal struggles, the Brise de Mer killed itself from within but it wants to be reborn under the almost childish features of Christophe and Richard Guazzelli
”, estimated Ms. Candau, head of the prosecution of the specialized interregional jurisdiction.
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“
We have never gone so far into the heart of a criminal group
”, noted the magistrate on reading the messages from the encrypted telephones in which the defendants evoke their projects and the negotiations with the international traffickers.
Christophe Guazzelli intends to "
take back the reins of this power, to become a godfather
" and to achieve this, "
he integrated his team into Marseille narcobanditism
", underlines the accusation.
Ten years in prison and a fine
Among the links forged, figure Abdel-Hafid Bekouche, presented as "
the partner of Christophe Guazzelli, representing his interests in Marseille
".
A ten-year prison sentence and a fine of 100,000 euros were demanded against him.
The same condemnation was demanded against Christophe Andréani, childhood friend of Christophe Guazzelli, described him as "
the animator of the Corsican market
".
A sentence of six years in prison and a fine of 40,000 euros were requested against two "
transport logisticians
", Jimmy Bailleul, truck driver, and Jaouad Sebbouba, airplane pilot.
“
This dossier is about imports, investment structures, modes of transport, sales markets.
These are hundreds of thousands of euros, tons of drugs
, ”recalled Emilie Ramousse, deputy prosecutor.
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Throughout the trial, Christophe and Richard Guazzelli opposed their right to silence, as did Ange-Marie Michelosi, son of another influential member of La Brise de Mer, against whom eight years in prison and 100,000 euros were claimed. 'fine.
