2023-11-16 04:05:33
He had stolen the gate remote control and an access control reader. A 17-year-old teenager was arrested and taken into custody on Tuesday at the Conflans-Sainte-Honorine police station (Yvelines), we learned this Wednesday. Last spring, the individual burglarized the security guard’s dressing room at the brand new Paris-Saint-Germain training center in Poissy.
The burglary is believed to have taken place between May 6 and 8. The police noticed that a window had been broken, that the dressing room had been completely searched and that equipment had been stolen. Among the stolen items, there is a laptop, an Armor
The professional players have nevertheless been training there since last summer. Spread over 74 hectares, it must also accommodate the women’s team and the football club’s training center, but also, by 2026, the handball team and the PSG judokas.
Suspect says he got rid of stolen items
The scientific police were dispatched to the site to take samples. Its agents come under DNA. From this genetic profile, a young man is identified by the National Genetic Fingerprint File (Fnaeg). The teenager was arrested Tuesday morning at his home in Montreuil (Seine-Saint-Denis).
Heard by the police from the Conflans police station, he admitted the facts, “with difficulty” according to a police source. As for the stolen items, the young man claims to have gotten rid of them: he explained that he threw them away. The site’s remote control and access control reader have not been found.
Football clubs arouse desire
If burglaries at football players’ homes while they are playing matches have increased in recent years, the clubs themselves are not spared. Several small associations have been targeted in recent months in Auxerre (Yonne), around Périgueux (Dordogne), Tarbes (Hautes-Pyrénées), in the Somme – in Ham in particular –, the Nord and Pas-de-Calais , in Moselle, in Calvados, Côtes-d’Armor, in the Loire (including Saint-Étienne) and in Haute-Loire, in Limousin…
Often, as local press headlines report, jerseys, balls and even drinks from the clubhouse are stolen. Some clubs are affected several times and donations are sometimes organized among members and residents to repair part of the damage.
Last September, an Olympique Lyonnais store, near Groupama Stadium in Lyon, was targeted. Organized burglars had loaded a large quantity of official jerseys and clothing bearing the “OL” logo into vans. Five suspects were arrested less than an hour later.
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