Death threats and drug trafficking in Lanester: man in his thirties imprisoned
A man in his thirties has been convicted and imprisoned after making death threats in a residential building in Lanester and for drug trafficking.
Convicted of death threats in Lanester, man in his thirties remanded in custody
According to ouest-france.fr, a man in his thirties has been convicted and remanded in custody following incidents that occurred in a residential building in Lanester, in Morbihan.
The individual appeared in the building where his ex-partner lives, surprising her as she was waiting for the lift. He approached her and threatened to kill her if he could not see his children. The victim's mother intervened, allowing the latter to raise the alarm. The man then left.
The following day, he returned to the location and encountered his children's grandmother, whom he allegedly asked to kill him with a knife he was carrying.
The man in his thirties, who was also prosecuted for drug trafficking, was ultimately convicted and imprisoned at the conclusion of the judicial proceedings.
Source: Google News FR — Crime (fr)