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Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was threatened by his prisoners to "avenge Gaddafi" on his first night in prison. The prison authorities urgently sent additional personnel to protect him. His wife said: He lived in fear

On October 21st, local time, former French President Nicolas Sarkozy went to Lasante Prison in Paris and officially began to serve his sentence. According to Haike News, the British "Daily Mail" reported on the 22nd that Sarkozy was threatened by his inmates to "avenge Gaddafi" on the first night in prison, and the prison authorities urgently sent additional personnel to protect him. According to the report, less than an hour after Sarkozy was imprisoned, netizens circulated a video of inmates threatening him. In the video, the cellmates shouted, "Sarkozy, we know everything, give us back billions of dollars", "We know where you are locked up" and "We want to avenge Gaddafi".

Sarkozy’s wife had spoken to him and said he had “exhausted” his first night in prison after the incident, when two police officers had moved into a cell next to Sarkozy.


The picture shows a screenshot of the related video report

After being convicted of “conspiracy,” on October 21 local time, former French President Nicolas Sarkozy went to the prison in Lausanne, Paris, to officially begin serving.

According to the reference news quoted Agence France-Presse reported on the 21st that Sarkozy was not given special treatment after his imprisonment, and his single room was only 9 square meters in size.


Sarkozy is locked in a single cell in prison (Data Photo/CCTV News)

According to the report, Sarkozy, 70, was kept in a single room in the prison, and two sheriffs were arranged next door. The insider explained: "Regarding the safety of the former president, there will be no risk."

Mr. Sarkozy’s lawyer, Christopher England, said that Mr. Sarkozy “had no demands and no privileges.” Mr. Sarkozy’s other lawyer, Jean-Michel Daroua, revealed that Mr. Sarkozy’s 9-square-foot room was the standard detention room in Sant’s prison.

England at the doorstep of the Paris Sant’s prison said Sarkozy would be detained “at least three weeks or a month”.

Daroua visited Sarkozy in the prison reception room, accompanied by former First Lady Karla Bruni. The lawyer said: “The first day in prison was terrible, but he (Sarkozy) went well.”

Brazilian President Lula and South African President Zuma were both imprisoned after their resignation, but this has never happened to former EU heads of state.


Sarkozy waved from the car to supporters gathered on the roadside

Sarkozy served as the president of France from 2007 to 2012. On September 25th this year, the Paris Criminal Court ruled that Sarkozy was guilty of "conspiracy" from 2005 to 2007, allowing his cronies and political supporters to seek financial support from former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in the 2007 presidential election. The court sentenced him to five years' imprisonment, some of which can be executed at home by electronic surveillance.

Sarkozy insisted that he was "innocent" after the trial and said he would appeal the verdict. However, on the 13th of this month, prosecutors initiated the sentence enforcement process, summoned Sarkozy and informed him of his sentence arrangements.

On the morning of the 21st, Sarkozy left his home in west Paris and went to prison to serve his sentence. Before getting in the car, he thanked supporters who gathered on the side of the road, singing "Marseillaise" and shouting the slogan "Free Nicola!"

Mr. Sarkozy also posted on his social media account: "The truth is wrong.This morning, not a former president of the republic was detained, but an innocent person."

Source: Hayek News, Central TV News, Governor of Long An Street



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