
At the Nice judicial court, two young men without criminal records appear for the looting of a Foot Locker store.
Two young men with no criminal record appear in immediate court in Nice for having looted a Foot Locker store in the middle of the night.
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Two young men with no criminal record are being tried immediately for aggravated theft after looting a Foot Locker store in Nice.
In the entrance hall of the Nice judicial court (Alpes-Maritimes), parents parade. The same distraught faces, the same eyes on the verge of tears and the same “I’m coming for my son’s immediate appearance, do you know where it is?” » First room, on the right. Inside, still on the right, two young men are in the defendant’s box; on the benches, loved ones, heads in their hands, lots of sighs.
The children have “no criminal record”, the parents have “never been to a court”. Purpose of the hearing? Theft aggravated by three circumstances: both went to loot the Foot Locker store, well after the Nice demonstration on October 17 - it was three o'clock in the morning - to seize a pair of shoes, escaping the custody of a security agent.
It is now a little after 4:30 p.m.; the rest of the time passed in pre-trial detention and with “a lot of fear” of seeing…

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