In court, he insults the gendarmes and finds himself sentenced twice

A man was presented twice to the correctional court of Albertville (Savoie) in a very short time.

After being sentenced to six months in prison for driving without a license as a repeat offense on April 25, he returned on April 28 during a second immediate appearance, reports

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Two prison sentences

The first time, the defendant indeed took advantage of his presence in court to copiously insult the gendarmes who accompanied him.

He also attacked a gendarme, making outrageous remarks and dangerously approaching his forehead to hers in a gesture of defiance.

The man was therefore quickly tried again, this time for "contempt of a person holding public authority".

In addition to his first sentence, he was sentenced to four months in prison arranged on semi-freedom.

During the trial, he justified himself by explaining that he was naturally impulsive and apologized to the soldiers.

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• Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

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• Insult

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• Prison

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