Drug trafficking at Mirail: sentences ranging from fifteen months suspended to five years custody
The trial described as "historic" of the drug trafficking network in the Mirail district resulted in sentences ranging from fifteen months suspended to five years in prison.
Mirail trial: defendants convicted to sentences of up to five years in prison
Google News FR — Crime (fr) reports that the trial described as "historic" linked to drug trafficking in the Mirail district of Toulouse has delivered its verdict, with sentences imposed on the defendants ranging from fifteen months imprisonment suspended to five years in prison custody.
The case, presented as exceptional in its scope, targeted a drugs trafficking network operating in this sector of Toulouse. The accused received sanctions of varying severity according to their alleged degree of involvement in the matter.
The lightest sentences, accompanied by suspension, were given to defendants considered less involved, whilst figures deemed central to the organisation of the network were convicted to terms of imprisonment in custody that could reach five years.
Source: Google News FR — Crime (fr)