“We will start to get angry at the Ministry of the Interior.
"The game of cat and mouse lasted too long for Gérald Darmanin, who announced this Monday to move up a gear to try to invisibilize and repress the" Dalton ", a gang of rappers from Lyon which multiplies the rodeos urbanites and snubbing the authorities.
The ministry asked Facebook to close the Instagram account on which the gang posts its videos.
"I say to Instagram that they must close their account (...) I do not understand why the Facebook group (Editor's note, owner of Instagram) does not close this account," said the Minister of the Interior, guest of CNews this Monday morning.
For now, the request has gone unheeded.
“We have been writing to them for three days.
We will indeed start to get angry.
According to the minister's entourage, several reports were made to the Pharos platform, responsible for the fight against illegal content on the Internet.
At least four recent arrests
Friday, a member of the "Dalton" was indicted for "complicity", five days after the escalation of the fence of the prison of Corbas (Rhône) by one of his associates.
The scene was immortalized in a video posted on social networks showing a "Dalton" climbing the fence of this prison, in the suburbs of Lyon, then, after coming down, throwing objects inside, probably at destination of detainees.
To read also "We will continue otherwise": the gang of "Dalton" expresses itself in TPMP
“Nobody said it”, but “there was hashish inside” the package, underlines Gérald Darmanin.
It is in this prison that Many-GT, 30 years old, the leader of the “Dalton” is detained, sentenced at the end of August to nine months in prison for his participation in rodeos organized for the filming of a clip of the group.
Other “Dalton” were also recently arrested, including two individuals who burst onto the pitch during the Lyon-Prague football match on November 4.
The day before, a young man of 19 had been sentenced to an eight-month suspended sentence for an urban rodeo organized on October 29 at Place Bellecour, in the heart of downtown Lyon, and broadcast live on Instagram.
