2023-12-31 18:49:00
The site had been under surveillance for several weeks to shed light on the mysterious disappearance of startup cards. Friday, December 29 in the evening, an employee of the Renault factory, in Flins-sur-Seine (Yvelines), was arrested at his workplace thanks to the intervention of the security agent, who had just spotted his behavior in front of his video surveillance screen.
The cameras trace the entire progress of the 39-year-old employee: he enters the site, steals start-up cards by the dozens, puts them in bags and stores them in the trunk of his car. Alerted by the security agent around 7:30 p.m., the police discovered nearly 250 cards during the arrest of the thief.
During Christmas night, seven cars stolen from Peugeot
“Renault Group is fully collaborating with the authorities,” Renault management told Le Parisien. As an investigation is ongoing, we are unable to comment further.” According to information from 78actu, the employee should be tried soon, during an appearance on prior admission of guilt (CRPC).
This episode comes a few days following a theft of vehicles from Peugeot-Stellantis, in Poissy (Yvelines). During Christmas night, individuals broke into the logistics platform of a Ceva Logistics subcontractor. They stole seven vehicles parked in the parking lots. The thieves used two of the cars to break down the gate and leave the site.
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