A 56-year-old man and his company based in Caen (Calvados) were sentenced on Thursday.
During a customs check at Le Bourget airport in 2015, significant undeclared war material belonging to the latter was seized, reports
Liberté Le Bonhomme Libre
.
The incriminated company specializes in the trade of military clothing and footwear.
Its manager, tried before a criminal court at the end of March, is a former naval commando.
Already sentenced in February 2021, he was then given an 18-month suspended prison sentence for selling weapons of war in Africa without authorization.
50,000 euro fine
Binoculars with night sight, pistols, a rifle or even chargers had been found during the control at Le Bourget airport.
The latter were leaving for a destination which was not specified.
Finally, the defendant was fined 50,000 euros.
His company was sentenced to a fine of 150,000 euros, including 100,000 euros suspended.
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