Fight at Paris cafe ends in shooting, killer given 26 years
Paris court found 32-year-old Loic Le Priol guilty of killing former Argentine rugby player Federico Aramburu and sentenced him to 26 years in prison
A Paris court found Loic Le Priol, 32, guilty of murdering former Argentine rugby player Federico Aramburu and sentenced him to 26 years in prison. His friend Romain Bouvier received 19 years for attempted murder.
Both were formerly members of the far-right group GUD. Lison Rochemir was found guilty on less serious charges, including obstruction of justice.
The crime occurred in March 2022 near a cafe on Boulevard Saint-Germain. Aramburu was spending an evening with an acquaintance when a quarrel broke out between their company and the defendants' company.
After the fight, which separated the staff of the institution, the clash continued on the street. According to the materials of the case, first Bouvier shot in the direction of the rugby player, then Le Priol opened fire. Aramburu died on the spot.
When announcing the decision, the court indicated Le Priol's intention to kill the victim. The convict asked for forgiveness from the Aramburu family. After the crime, he left France and was detained in Hungary as he tried to cross the border into Ukraine. Convicts have ten days to appeal the sentence. Aramburu played 22 games for the Argentine national team and played in French clubs.
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