SEYDOU KANE GOES BEFORE THE JUDGE. SEYDOU KANE PASSE DEVANT LE JUGE

Seydou Kane


English version

La Lettre du Continent has announced that Seydou Kane, who had recently been placed in custody in Paris, would be brought before an investigating judge of the court of Nanterre. Therefore things are getting complicated for him. Apparently his 3 diplomatic passports are, for now, of no use to get him out of this mess.

There will certainly be other ricochets that we will not fail to relay as quickly as possible.



Version française

La Lettre du Continent vient d’annoncer que Seydou Kane, qui avait été récemment placé en garde à vue à Paris, viendrait d’être déféré devant un juge d'instruction du tribunal de Nanterre. Les choses se compliqueraient donc pour lui. Il semblerait que ses 3 passeports diplomatiques ne lui soient pour l’instant d’aucune utilité pour se sortir de ce pétrin.

Il y aura certainement d’autres ricochets que nous ne manquerons pas de relayez le plus rapidement possible.

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