After two waves of arrests in June, 3 people were arrested this week in connection with the Lafarge case.
Early on Tuesday morning, November 28, three people were arrested in connection with the Lafarge case.
They were arrested by the SDAT, then taken into police custody in Lyon, where they were questioned for 3 days, before being released early Thursday evening.
Already in June, one person had been arrested in Lyon, and had published an account.
An article published in September detailed the invasive investigation methods used in this case.
Reminder
When taken into police custody, you have the right to :
– ask for a lawyer, if you know one (ask your legal team about trusted lawyers. The name is sufficient)
– inform a relative: this is important, as they can send a lawyer if you don’t know one
– remain silent
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DN Note
On Monday June 5, some 15 people were searched and arrested across France, accused of participating in the “invasion-sabotage” of the Lafarge plant in Bouc-Bel-Air (13, Bouche-du-Rhône) on December 10, 2022, the damage to which is estimated at 6 million euros. On Tuesday June 20, 18 people were once again arrested in similar circumstances. Those arrested revealed in part the extent to which the state is prepared to deploy its resources to track down those who oppose ecological and industrial devastation. Eavesdropping, shadowing, spyware, facial recognition, GPS beacons…
Translated by Dark Nights
