The young Saint-Martinois who was tried under the immediate appearance procedure by the Basse-Terre court Friday afternoon for having committed two robberies of mini-markets at Sandy Ground last February and tried to rob a third, was sentenced to eighteen months in prison, nine of which were suspended. His continued detention has also been ordered. The prosecution has appealed the decision. In view of the facts committed, it appears lenient compared to those of the magistrates sitting in Saint-Martin. For several years, they have systematically condemned any individual who has robbed him to a minimum of two years in prison and a warrant. Bringing a harsh criminal response is one of the measures to combat armed robbery in the French part. More details on www.soualigapost.com
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