Illustration of a gendarmerie car.
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E. Frisullo / 20 Minutes
A resident of Saint-Jean-de-Védas (Hérault), near Montpellier, will be tried next January: he is accused of having threatened a delivery driver with a weapon on October 8, the services of the Hérault gendarmerie.
Exasperated by “nighttime noise pollution” caused by a construction site, the man suddenly left his home and threatened a driver who had come to make a delivery.
The suspect was arrested and then taken into custody by the gendarmes.
At his home, the soldiers say they have discovered many weapons, including rifles, as well as ammunition.
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Weapons
Gendarmerie
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Threat