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Five anti-pass protesters were disenfranchised and sentenced to 105 hours of community service and a 2-year protest ban for attempting to set fire to pallets during a March 12 protest in Orleans.
They were prosecuted for having tried to set fire to wooden pallets, on March 12, place de Gaulle, on the sidelines of a demonstration against the health pass. They had subsequently uttered insults to the police who came to arrest them.
The Criminal Court of Orleans has ruled in the case of five activists of unsanitary passes, brought to justice for trying to humiliate and insult the police. All five were found guilty and sentenced to the same terms.
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