For his part, found guilty of “failure to assist a person in danger”Chris Farrell was sentenced to four years in prison, two of which were suspended, and to wear an electronic bracelet. But the Irishman confided on December 19 that he had chosen not to appeal this decision to turn the page. Since then, all eyes have been on Dylan Hayes, sentenced to two years in prison for “failure to prevent a crime”who had not yet spoken. Me Arnaud Lucien, one of his lawyers, told us this Tuesday that his client had also decided to stop there in order to move forward, although he disputes his guilt. He had not had sexual intercourse with the victim but the courts ruled – even though he had entered the room where the events took place – that he had not come to the aid of the young woman in danger. .
