On May 8, 2022, shortly after 11 p.m., Antoine Alléno, 24, closed his Père & Fils burger restaurant, located at 7my district of Paris, gets on her scooter and has a colleague in the passenger seat to accompany her. As fate would have it, that same afternoon Franky D., a 25-year-old roofer living in Val-d’Oise, already convicted seven times for theft, attempted or receiving stolen goods, went with his family to a neighboring restaurant. , Coya, clearly less interested in the Peruvian-inspired fusion cuisine as well as the powerful sedans that the clients of this opulent establishment entrust to the valet.
Franky D. gets into an Audi RS6 that is not his, but whose keys he has managed to steal, and drives away with a crash. Two and a half kilometers later, on Avenida Bosquet, he tries to pass at high speed between a taxi and Antoine Alléno’s scooter waiting at the red light. The Audi crashes into the first and bounces towards the second. Antoine Alléno and his passenger are fired. The first dies, the second is injured.
Franky D. was driving too fast: a peak of 120 km/h on an avenue limited to 30; 77 km/h at the time of impact. No license: withdrawn in 2018, due to speeding. Alcoholic: 1.69 grams per liter of blood. Arrested while fleeing on foot, the motorist was tried on Thursday, October 31, before 10my Paris criminal courtroom, along with his father-in-law Franck, 47, and his brother-in-law, called Sniper, 20, accused of having participated in the theft of the vehicle. Everyone seemed free.
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With his hands clasped behind his black jacket, Franky D. admitted the facts with his lips, asked ” pardon “ while saying “unforgivable”and applied a defense strategy based on two points: one, “It’s the alcohol that did all this.” ; two, “I don’t remember anything”. Not even what he was doing behind the wheel of this Audi, not the five red traffic lights on, the two streets taken in the opposite direction, the VTC charging to make way, the two pedestrians and the bicycle delivery man grazed, not even the final collision.
This May 8, 2022, “I can tell you clearly, because I have not forgotten anything”said Yannick Alléno, the first to take the stand to express his pain and pay tribute to his son, before the mother, brother, girlfriend and the passenger of the scooter testified successively, while the heads of the accused disappeared a little more between their shoulders with each testimony.
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