He was “under an obligation to leave French territory.”
Why was he still in France?
“A migrant sentenced for threats with a knife in Bosc-le-Hard,” translated from “Un migrant condamné pour des menaces avec un couteau à Bosc-le-Hard,” Actu, May 7, 2024 (thanks to Medforth):
The afternoon of April 27, 2024 was somewhat eventful in Bosc-Le-Hard. A man originally from Gambia and found to be under an obligation to leave French territory issued by the Prefect of Eure, became angry.
He allegedly pulled out a bladed weapon while shouting Allah Akbar following the start of an altercation in a bar.
Completely destitute, he had apparently requested drinks and food from consumers. Then very angry, he left brandishing his knife.
The consumers managed to control him while the gendarmes were informed and took him into custody and then presented him to the Dieppe court.
The next day, he appeared but remained silent in front of his judges. Obviously he did not want to explain his situation, nor the reasons which brought her to Bosc-le-Hard and his behavior.
The prosecution requested a sentence of 8 months in prison and a permanent ban on staying on French territory.
The judges considered that the threats and theft accused of the defendant were not sufficiently characterized but for carrying a weapon and for failing to leave French territory, he was sentenced to two months in prison. . It is therefore behind bars that he will spend his last days on French territory.
Crusaders64 says
Anyone that immigrants to another country a committed a crime is found guilty then is sentenced to prison depending on what they did. Should be deported back to where they came from. No if ands or butts. If it’s a murder or rape they should never see the light of day.
jerry glenn says
But he threatened so peacefully.
Check Burry says
Yes a gentleman in every way, as are most of them.