Banksy stolen from the Bataclan: a seventh member of the commando indicted and imprisoned

The work, painted in tribute to the 90 victims of the Bataclan during the November 2015 attacks, had been stolen in the middle of the night in January 2019.

A man, suspected of having participated in the 2019 theft of the work attributed to Banksy painted on a Bataclan door in tribute to the victims of the attacks, was indicted on Monday and placed in pre -trial, learned AFP on Wednesdayjudicial source.

The man, born in 1987, was wanted and was arrested on March 10 in Isère by the gendarmes acting on the commission of a investigating judge of the Paris court, according to a source close to the file.At the end of his police custody, he was "indicted (Monday) of the leader in the organized gang and placed in pre -trial detention," said the judicial source.

Six other people indicted

According to Le Parisien, this man is the last member of the commando suspected of having stolen the work of the famous British street artist.He recognized the facts, according to the newspaper.

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In this survey, six other people were indicted in June 2020 - two for organized gang flights and four for concealment of organized gang flights - and imprisoned.

During the night of January 25 to 26, 2019 at 4:00 a.m., three men, mask on the face, had cut the Bataclan back door to the grinder in a few minutes before fleeing in a van with the hidden license plates.

Found in Italy

On this metal door, the Street Artist Banksy had painted in 2018 in the stencil and white painting "The Sad Young Girl" (the sad girl) in tribute to the 90 people killed in the terrorist attack of the performance hall on the 13thNovember 2015.

The work was found in Italy a year and a half after its flight, in June 2020, in a farmhouse of Abruzzes, during a joint operation of the French police and the Italian riflemen.

Put to France by the Italian authorities, the door was placed under sealed and under close surveillance in the premises of the Parisian judicial police.

Among the respondents Figure Mehdi Meftah, creator of a luxury t-shirt brand called "BL1.D "whose particularity is to sew a real 18 -carat gold strip on the neckline.Suspected of being the flight sponsor, what he disputes, he would have wanted, according to his accomplices, "keep the door for one of his houses he arranges", had brought a source close to the AFP to AFPinvestigation.

November 13, 2015 attacks in Paris and Saint-Denis