The facade of the house of burnt prison supervisors, an open investigation

The facade of a home occupied by two penitentiary agents was burnt down on the night of Monday to Tuesday in Liancourt in the Oise, without making any victims, we learned from the Beauvais prosecutor’s office and the prefecture, confirming information from BFMTV.

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“No one injured” in this fire

The gendarmes intervened “after being informed that a fire departure had been noted on the facade of a house, in which two tenants are prison supervisors,” the prosecution told AFP. A “strong smell of essence” was noted on this facade, he said, adding that there had been “no one injured”.

The prosecution has opened an investigation for “degradation of a property by a dangerous means for the persons committed due to the quality of persons depositaries of the public authority”. It was entrusted to the research brigade of the Clermont gendarmerie company. The fire, which blackened the facade, could be mastered before the arrival of the help, according to the prefecture of the Oise.

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After the series of attacks against prisons

In the investigation into recent attacks on prisons and prison agents across France, 21 suspects aged 15 to 37, without a legal history or registered in organized crime, were indicted on May 2. The judicial information opened by the Junalco for in particular association of criminals for the preparation of crimes and crimes and attempted murder in an organized gang concerns about fifteen acts perpetrated from April 13.

The Beauvais prosecutor’s office specifies Tuesday that, if a “factual link” exists with these attacks because of the profile of certain occupants of the house targeted, there is no “procedural link” for the moment between the investigation into this disaster and that carried out by the Junalco.