Pierre Palmade’s Drug-Fuelled Crash Trial Start - Melun

Pierre Palmade’s Drug-Fuelled Crash Trial Start - Melun

Pierre Palamde hides as he arrives for his trial at the courthouse of Melun, France on November 20, 2023. Pierre Palmade is facing manslaughter charges after causing a head-on collision with another car while driving under the influence of drugs, injuring three people and leading to a pregnant woman to lose her baby. Two of the drug dealing trial defendants, aged 21 and 32, and with previously clean records, were sentenced respectively to a one-year suspended prison sentence and a one year prison sentence. A third defendant, aged 22, suspected of having been a deliveryman, was acquitted of the charge. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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