On June 3, the man suspected of having shot a Mablyrot in the head was transferred to France, a little more than two weeks after his arrest in Italy, where he had fled with his partner.
While his partner returned to France to become a prisoner, the alleged murderer of a 28-year-old Mablyrot was arrested on May 17 in Italy, where they had fled together, after a European arrest warrant had been issued. against him.
Indicted for murder and imprisoned
Imprisoned in an Italian prison, the 20-year-old from Roan was until then awaiting his transfer to France, with extradition generally taking a little time. And he was indeed handed over to the French judicial authorities on June 3 in Bobigny (Seine-Saint-Denis), then was transferred to Saint-Étienne immediately, the public prosecutor, David Charmatz, confirmed to us.
There, the suspect, Adrian A., was presented to an investigating judge who indicted him for murder and possession and transport of a category B weapon. He was incarcerated at the La Remand prison. Talaudière on June 5, further clarified the Saint-Étienne Prosecutor’s Office.
Homicide in Mably: the victim’s neighbors in shock and incomprehension
In this case, two other people, a man and a woman in their twenties, are suspected of complicity in intentional homicide. The couple would have helped materially, and especially financially, the alleged perpetrator and his partner to flee France, after the tragedy that occurred on the night of May 9 to 10. The two Roannais were indicted and released under judicial supervision pending trial at the Loire Assize Court.
Pauline Michaud
Recall of facts
Around 1 a.m., on the night of May 9 to 10, a 28-year-old man was discovered in a pool of blood, in the living room of his house located in Mably. His body had a gunshot wound to the throat. The theory of suicide was quickly ruled out by investigators, the murder weapon not having been found at the scene.From then on, the Roanne Public Prosecutor’s Office relinquished responsibility for the benefit of that of Saint-Étienne. A judicial investigation for murder had been opened and a European arrest warrant issued. Police officers from the Organized and Specialized Crime Division (formerly the Judicial Police) then obtained the support of their Italian counterparts, who managed to locate the suspect in Rimini.
