Eight Years in Prison for the Leader of a Network of Syrian Smugglers in France
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A man was sentenced on Thursday to eight years in prison by the Epinal Correctional Court. He was running a network of smugglers transiting Syrians through Guyana before joining metropolitan France. - Eight years in prison for the leader of a network of Syrian smugglers in France (Police, justice and other facts).
At the head of a company called "La Sultana Tours", this Syrian based in Epinal proposed to compatriots candidates for exile to pay between 1000 and 8000 euros to arrive on French territory.
A 36-year-old Syrian was sentenced this Thursday to eight years in prison in Epinal (Vosges) for leading a network allowing hundreds of Syrian migrants to reach France via Guyana. A vast network of smugglers dismantled. A 36-year-old Syrian was sentenced this Thursday to eight years in prison by the Epinal Correctional Court (Vosges) for organizing the passage of hundreds of Syrian migrants to metropolitan France. Set up in Epinal and at the hea…
This Syrian based in Epinal proposed to compatriots candidates for exile to pay between 1 000 and 8 000 euros to arrive on French territory.
Fadi Dalloul was accused of passing between 400 and 600 Syrian refugees into France through French Guiana and received eight years in prison. He was also accused of being enriched on the backs of refugees in distress who wanted to seek asylum from France.
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