Louvre heist suspect’s trial in a separate case postponed due to high media profile
Summary
A French court postponed a trial for a suspect linked to the Louvre jewels heist because of media attention. The suspect, known as Abdoulaye N., was set to face charges in a different case but will now stand trial in April. The suspect is already facing preliminary charges related to the Louvre robbery.Key Facts
- A suspect in the Louvre heist had a trial postponed in a separate matter due to media coverage.
- The trial will now take place in April and concerns damage to public property.
- The suspect, identified as Abdoulaye N., was arrested six days after the alleged robbery.
- He is accused of stealing Crown Jewels worth $102 million from the Louvre.
- Four people are in custody related to the Louvre investigation.
- The suspect's DNA was found at the scene of the Louvre robbery.
- A prosecutor stated that the suspect gave only basic statements and partly admitted to the Louvre theft.
- The suspect has been involved in social media as "Doudou Cross Bitume," known for motocross stunts.
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