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Jallal Hami, 24, drowned in 2012 during an ordeal supposed to simulate the landing of Provence. When the verdict was announced, his brother denounced a “betrayal”.
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The decision leaves “a bitter taste” to the victim’s brother. Three soldiers or former soldiers were sentenced to sentences of six to eight months in prison suspended for “involuntary manslaughter”, and four were acquitted, by the criminal court of Rennes Thursday, January 14, after the death in 2012 of a student officer from the Saint-Cyr Coëtquidan school (Morbihan) during an ordeal akin to hazing.
Jallal Hami, then 24, drowned in a pond during a “transmission of traditions” on the theme of the Allied landing in Provence. New students had to swim a distance of 43 meters, wearing helmets and rangers, at night and in 9 ° C water. Many students had found themselves in difficulty, the organizers eventually throwing them buoys.
The heaviest sentence, eight months suspended, was inflicted on Hugues Delvolve, who was “colonel of the guards”, one of the most senior officials of the tragic “bahutage”. An 18-month suspended prison sentence had been requested against this 30-year-old man, now a farm worker.
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