Provocative tags insulting the memory of Franck Labois were discovered this Monday in the Terraillon district, in Bron, in the suburbs of Lyon. The inscriptions, written in black, were carried out bomb on the front of a shopping center, abandoned, reveals Le Progrès. Others were on metal siding of shops, also closed.
Inscriptions which made the authorities react. In a tweet, Pascal Mailhos, the prefect of the Rhône condemned "with the greatest firmness these abject tags". And clarified that a complaint will be filed in the coming hours by the national police at his request.
The prefect Pascal MAILHOS condemns with the greatest firmness the abject tags insulting the memory of Captain Franck LABOIS, discovered today in Bron.
At the request of the prefect, a complaint will be made within the next few hours by @ PoliceNat69.
Two suspects indicted
Franck Labois, 45, died on January 13, two days after being overturned voluntarily by a van. During the night of January 10 to 11, he was mowed down by a driver while he was carrying out an operation in Bron aimed at arresting individuals suspected of being involved in an aggravated robbery case in an organized gang.
Two suspects have since been charged: a 15-year-old minor and a 19-year-old man suspected of driving the vehicle. The latter was placed in pre-trial detention. He admitted to being the driver but denied having intentionally struck the official.
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