In Brief: Jihadist Othman Garrido Sentenced to Thirty Years in Prison for Participation in Public Execution in Syria
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The available report indicates that the prosecution had requested, on Tuesday, life imprisonment for this "total" jihadist. The coverage also notes that the assizes court heard from the defense, which had asked to give him a "prospect" of reaching the end of his sentence in order to encourage the ideological disengagement work he has begun while in detention.
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- Le djihadiste Othman Garrido condamné à trente ans de réclusion criminelle pour sa participation à une exécution publique en Syrie — Le Monde — Une
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