The images of violence at the Robert-Louis Dreyfus center marked the recent crisis that hit Olympique de Marseille.
Justice quickly seized on this case and delivered its first decisions this Wednesday evening.
An OM supporter was thus sentenced to 3 months in prison and 11 others to 6 months suspended prison sentence for the incidents that occurred at the Commanderie by the Marseille Criminal Court, which also released two defendants.
The prosecutor had requested against these supporters 13 sentences of 8 months suspended prison sentence, and a 4-month sentence without a warrant for a 14th who had already been convicted of theft.
It is the latter who received the heaviest sentence on Wednesday evening.
The defendants were "for the most part" prosecuted for having "knowingly participated in a group, [...] with a view to preparing [...] for willful violence against people or for destruction or damage to property", for the damage caused by a meeting of the training center of the L1 club, and for the degradation of a police car, according to prosecutor Dominique Laurens.
During the incidents, the police arrested 25 people in the evening among the supporters.
Seven police officers were slightly injured, and three law enforcement vehicles were damaged in this attack in good standing which resulted in the postponement of the OM-Rennes match.
The incidents had started at the beginning of the afternoon, when some 300 supporters gathered behind a huge “Cassez Vous” banner and carrying “Dirigeants Dehors” flags, gathered in front of the gates of La Commanderie and lit firecrackers, fires. fireworks and smoke before violently invading the Olympian training center.