Statue of the Virgin Mary Vandalized in Porto-Vecchio: the Two Alleged Perpetrators Left Corsica
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Two young seasonals were filmed, drunken, getting caught at an effigy of the Virgin in Porto-Vecchio, before being quickly arrested. Their transfer to the continent was disrupted on Saturday, October 3, by an angry crowd.
The two alleged perpetrators of the destruction of the statue of the Virgin in Porto-Vecchio, who were obliged to leave Corsica with a ban on appearing there again since Friday, were finally "exfiled" by air this Sunday, October 4.
"At no time did the hotel accept, knowingly, to house these human remains," the hotel said.
Placed under judicial supervision on 2 October with an obligation to no longer appear in Corsica, a Toulouse influencer and his childhood friend could not embark on an Ajaccio-Paris flight. France 3 reports that the captain refused their boarding after hostile demonstrations at the airport. A Snapchat video of twenty seconds, shot at the roundabout of the Stabiacciu, preceded arrests, complaints and apology Instagram.
REACTION. Fr. Frédéric Constant, vicar general of Ajaccio and former parish priest of the parish concerned, looks back at the desecration of a statue of the Blessed Virgin by two young continentals who made the population react strongly.
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