White march for Thomas, murdered in Crépol, in Drôme @Olivier Chassignole
While a gathering was to take place this Saturday, November 30 in Romans sur Isère in Drôme, a year after the death of Thomas Perotto in Crépol, the prefecture decided to ban all gatherings.
A year ago, the young Thomas Perotto lost his life after a brawl in a ball in Crépol, in Drôme, hit by a stab. A year later, several gatherings were to be held in several towns in the department but the prefecture decided to ban them.
“The anniversary of the death of young Thomas PEROTTO as well as the recent death of Nicolas DUMAS have exacerbated and revived tensions between groups of opposing ideologies” beginning of the Drôme prefecture. Nicolas Dumas was shot and killed leaving a nightclub, in Ardèche, at the beginning of November 2024.
“This recovery has been the subject for several weeks of numerous leaflets, letters and public declarations, raising fears of significant unrest and ideological clashes in Romans-sur-Isère, Bourg-de-Péage, Crépol and Valence, on November 30.“continues the prefecture. The ultra-right collective “Justice for ours” had increased its leaflets in recent days to call for a rally this November 30 in Romans sur Isère.
This weekend, the collective even renamed certain streets in Romans sur Isère after the two young people, Thomas Perotto and Nicolas Dumas.
“Gatherings linked to the commemoration of the death of Thomas PEROTTO or the recent death of Nicolas DUMAS, as well as those in reaction to these gatherings on the grounds of the fight against racism, hatred, francocide, insecurity or even immigration, are prohibited from Saturday November 30, 2024 – 8:00 a.m. to Sunday December 1 – 8:00 p.m. in Valence, Romans-sur-Isère, Bourg-de-Péage and Crepol” decided the prefecture.
