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Condamné à perpétuité pour le meurtre de deux policiers
International 30.11.2022
En Allemagne

Condamné à perpétuité pour le meurtre de deux policiers

Le principal accusé (d) est assis à côté de son avocat Leonhard Kaiser dans la salle d'audience du tribunal régional de Kaiserslautern.
En Allemagne

Condamné à perpétuité pour le meurtre de deux policiers

Le principal accusé (d) est assis à côté de son avocat Leonhard Kaiser dans la salle d'audience du tribunal régional de Kaiserslautern.
Photo: dpa
Le tribunal de Kaiserslautern a condamné Andreas S. à la prison à vie. Ce dernier avait tué deux policiers en janvier dernier lors d'un contrôle routier près de Kusel en Rhénanie-Palatinat.
International 30.11.2022
En Allemagne

Condamné à perpétuité pour le meurtre de deux policiers

Le tribunal de Kaiserslautern a condamné Andreas S. à la prison à vie. Ce dernier avait tué deux policiers en janvier dernier lors d'un contrôle routier près de Kusel en Rhénanie-Palatinat.

(AFP) - Un homme de 39 ans a été condamné mercredi par le tribunal de Kaiserslautern en Allemagne à la prison à vie pour le double meurtre de policiers en janvier lors d'un contrôle routier.

Deux policiers abattus lors d'un contrôle de police
Des inconnus ont abattu deux policiers près de Kusel en Allemagne ce lundi matin. La police a étendu la recherche des meurtriers en fuite à la Sarre.

Andreas S. a été reconnu coupable des meurtres le 31 janvier de deux policiers, un homme de 29 ans et une femme de 24 ans, lors d'un contrôle routier nocturne sur une route de campagne près de Kusel (Rhénanie-Palatinat).

Le tireur, qui plaidait la légitime défense, a été condamné à la prison à vie. L'enquête a montré qu'il avait fait feu sur les policiers à l'aide d'un fusil de chasse pour éviter d'être arrêté pour braconnage.

Un autre homme, présent dans le véhicule du tireur, a été condamné pour complicité de braconnage mais acquitté pour les faits présumés de complicité de meurtres.

Les deux hommes avaient été interpellés quelques heures après ce double meurtre qui avait choqué l'Allemagne, où les homicides de policiers sont relativement rares.

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