2023-08-30 20:00:00
A 12-year-old Moroccan miner fled with a luxury watch worth 200,000 euros following robbing an apartment in Paris (16th century). Arrested in the Goutte-d’Or district, the teenager was released with a summons before the juvenile judge responsible for implementing educational measures.
The facts date back to the end of July. Sliding window on the first floor broken, all of the rooms searched, luxury watches and jewelry worth 200,000 euros stolen… Back from vacation, a 48-year-old pharmacist “discovers that her apartment on rue Scheffer has been been robbed,” reports Le Parisien. She reports the burglary. The investigations then began, which were carried out by the investigators of the first district at the Paris judicial police. They manage to identify the thief thanks to his fingerprints. They are trying to find this little homeless thief, already well known in the file of offenders, by circulating his report throughout the Paris region.
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The investigations proved fruitful. A check during a police patrol on August 23, around 6 p.m., led to the arrest of the unaccompanied minor (MNA) in the Goutte-d’Or district of Paris (18th). After his placement in police custody in the premises of the judicial police on boulevard Bessières (17th century) and the hearings, the 12-year-old teenager was released with a lot of educational support measures.
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