Audrey, ex-dealeuse: "As a teenager, I had 10 kilos of weed in my room"

2022-06-28T04:05:52.555Z

Olivier Delacroix tells the story of Audrey, who is now a teacher, a job that has allowed her to rebuild herself after a heavy past marked by drugs. Audrey was only seven years old when her father fell seriously ill. Her mother quickly finds herself overwhelmed by the situation, and has no more attention to give to Audrey. As a teenager, the young girl began to take drugs and then she dealt to pay for her own cannabis consumption. Soon, Audrey finds herself at the head of a real drug trade. At 18, the police arrest her, and Audrey receives two years in prison. How has this time behind bars changed her? And how to reintegrate into social life with a criminal record? In this new episode of the podcast "In Olivier's eyes" adapted by Europe 1 Studio, Audrey confides in Olivier Delacroix. She tells in particular how her passion for boxing was born in prison, and talks about her difficulties in becoming a teacher once her sentence has been served. Topics covered: drugs - adolescence - addiction - prison - resilience - cannabis