Refus obtempérer fatal pour le pilote d’un scooter à Marseille.. encore une place de prison sauvée !

Dans les rues de Marseille, un gamin de 20 ans, habitué des tribunaux, décide que fuir la police sur un scooter volé est une bonne idée, et finit encastré dans une chaîne. Plaques falsifiées, pas d’assurance – la recette du suicidaire qui méprise les lois et paie le prix ultime.

Un récidiviste qui accélère pour finir en compost

Sur l’avenue de la Capelette, les flics repèrent le scooter suspect, le type prend la tangente, heurte une chaîne anti-parking, et c’est le drame. Les secours n’y peuvent rien. Le jeune était connu, le scooter sans assurance, plaques volées – un cocktail explosif.

Quelle ironie quand France, les délinquants roulent libres jusqu’à la mort. Ce refus d’obtempérer révèle un système qui chouchoute les récidivistes il faut croire. Midi Libre et France 3 détaillent l’accident, sans pitié pour le fuyard et c’est peut être pas plus mal.

Un deux-roues illégal vers l’au-delà

Aucune poursuite directe, le gars s’auto-élimine – preuve que le refus obtempérer scooter est une roulette russe. Des sources confirment les infractions multiples du bonhomme. Pour les vues opposées, certains blâment les flics mais ils sont manifestement de mauvaise foi, mais le gars avait un casier, donc ceux qui tirent sur les flics font le choix du chaos.

Cette histoire montre encore comment la tolérance tue, avec des stats de fuites fatales en hausse.

Fuites qui saignent la société

Ce drame s’ajoute aux cas évitables, familles détruites par l’arrogance d’imbécile. Au final cette histoire nous crie : punissez les récidivistes ou les routes deviendront cimetières, au détriment des honnêtes gens.


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