Statue de la Vierge vandalisée en Corse : deux hommes seront jugés pour « dégradations »
Un cercueil a été déposé devant la gendarmerie pendant la garde à vue des suspects, dans un climat de forte indignation en Corse.
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Deux hommes seront jugés pour « dégradations » après le vandalisme d'une statue de la Vierge en Corse, a indiqué le parquet d'Ajaccio vendredi.
Selon le parquet, les mis en cause ont pour obligation de quitter l'île, dans un contexte de forte indignation après la diffusion d'une vidéo de leurs agissements sur les réseaux sociaux.
Un cercueil a été déposé devant la gendarmerie pendant la garde à vue des deux hommes, un geste qui illustre la tension suscitée par l'affaire localement.
Les modalités précises du procès à venir, notamment la date d'audience, n'ont pas été communiquées.
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