Sentenced in Quimper for threatening a baby and his mother with death

The Quimper Criminal Court (Finistère) sentenced a 22-year-old man to six months in prison on Monday after revocation of a suspended sentence.

The defendant under curatorship appeared for theft and repeated death threats.

These date back to February 12, 2019, when a young woman went to the city police station to denounce messages received, says

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Partial confessions

“People will be able to kill you with the snap of their fingers”, “Your baby will die”, “Bring his stuff or I will find you”, had written the respondent in particular.

The latter only recognized the sending of two messages, explaining that he wanted the victim to return belongings belonging to a friend.

The theft concerned a bottle of rosé stolen from a shop in Concarneau (Finistère) in August 2021. The defendant claimed that the thief was one of his comrades.

He then insulted the prosecutor.

Justice

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• Quimper

• Brittany

• Death threats

• Flight

• Conviction

• Justice