Reverse. The mayor of Sanary-sur-Mer, in the Var, adopted a new decree on Tuesday, not to force the inhabitants more during this period of confinement, but to cancel the first three adopted last week.
Fernand Berhnard had first forced the population to buy more than one baguette in bakeries, to avoid going out. Outings he then prohibited more than 10 meters from his home on Monday morning. And this in order to ensure "health security, quite simply", he confided to 20 Minutes .
"I will resume one the next day"
But these drastic measures made talk of Sanary-sur-Mer throughout France. To the point that the prefect of the Var, Jean-Luc Vidaine, "considered it essential that a judge be called upon to rule on the subject". Fernand Berhnard did not seem worried and announced at 20 Minutes that "if the justice breaks the order, [he] will resume [t] one the next day".
"#FernandBerhnard is summoned to the Marseille Criminal Court on June 8 for embezzlement of public funds, illegal taking of interests and favoritism."
The mayor of Sanary-sur-Mer attacked for his drastic orders https://t.co/ntZ6PkwjZr via @ 20minutes
He finally took one the same day, but to cancel his previous ones. The 30 million friends foundation also threatened to seize the administrative court, if he did not withdraw his decree on the ban on leaving more than ten meters from his home, difficult to apply when you own a dog .
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