Death of Thomas, 16, in Drôme: the location of the suspects becomes clearer, a “wilding” for Darmanin

During the night from Saturday to Sunday last, in Crépol in the Drôme, Thomas, 16, was killed in a violent brawl. The population is “traumatized” following the death of this young person. The attackers, who are still at large, are actively sought. “The investigators are progressing very quickly,” assures a source to BFMTV.

Identification and location

While an investigation was opened for “homicide and attempted homicide” “by an organized gang” and entrusted to the gendarmes, the perpetrators of this barbarity widely denounced by witnesses are being hunted down by investigators. Since Monday, the police have been identifying the suspects. According to the prosecution, their locations are “becoming clearer from hour to hour”, assures the prosecution, cited by France Blue.

As a reminder, last weekend, around ten young people came to the Crépol hall, where a ball was being held, to fight it out. Armed with knives, they “surrounded the party hall and blindsided people,” testified Maxence, an 18-year-old present at the evening.

Darmanin denounces “wilding”

This Monday, November 20, Gérald Darmanin went to the set of the show “C à vous” on France 5. The Minister of the Interior spoke about the drama that took place in Drôme. The latter described the facts as “absolutely despicable and unacceptable. More than 70 hearings were carried out by the gendarmerie” explains Gerald Darmanin. “There will be arrests of the perpetrators and obviously, they will be brought to justice” he said. -he rocks.

“What happened is called wildness,” lamented Gérald Darmanin. “When there are 15/16 year old kids against 15/16 year old kids, it is obviously a general failure of our society. We need to ask ourselves questions and rethink the framework of authority,” underlined the minister of the Interior.

He concluded by recalling the responsibility of parents, in particular foreigners, who in the event of misdemeanors or crimes, “may be expelled from the national territory”.