2023-06-22 20:05:55
Dazzling acceleration, overtaking on the right, changing lanes without putting on the turn signal, motorists traveling on the Francilienne (N 104) on Monday evening in the Pontault-Combault sector undoubtedly attended both dumbfounded and worried at the race to which two racing car drivers had decided to indulge. Bad luck for the latter, an unmarked vehicle from the anti-crime brigade of the Noisiel agglomeration police station was also in the flow of traffic…
It is around 8 p.m. when the patrol sees two motorists reenacting an Ile-de-France version of a scene from “Fast and Furious”. The drivers of a black Porsche and an Audi S3 engage in a veritable gymkhana on the asphalt. While a warning message is broadcast on the airwaves, the police in turn press the accelerator and catch up with the two speed enthusiasts to tell them to follow them without making a fuss.
One of the drivers tries to evade control
Wisely, the driver of the Audi S3, a 41-year-old resident of Ozoir-la-Ferrière, follows the police car to take exit 16 of the Francilienne. The man at the wheel of the Porsche pretends to comply before swerving at the last moment to take the N 104 and head towards Melun. Bad idea. Because a second crew, which had the address of the driver thanks to the number of his license plate broadcast on the airwaves, calls him at his home in Chevry-Cossigny, a few minutes later.
Aged 28, he is placed in police custody at the Torcy police station, just like his “adversary”. During this time, their two cars are placed in the pound. At the end, they were referred to the Melun prosecutor’s office on Wednesday and were to be tried as part of the guilty plea.
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