PARIS – Reports emerged today of an agitated night at La Santé Prison following the alleged arrival of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy. According to a video report by Impact, several detainees in a neighboring wing reportedly spent the night shouting and yelling, making it difficult for the former president to sleep. The incident, captured in a recording of a live stream, features voices explicitly calling out Sarkozy's name with offensive language, urging him to "wake up." The video, widely circulated, depicts the exterior of a prison building at night, with lights visible in some windows, while the audio captures the disturbance. This situation is said to underscore the strained atmosphere within the correctional facility and the unique challenges associated with the incarceration of public figures. Sources within the video's narrative suggest the event highlights concerns regarding security and the maintenance of order in prisons when high-profile individuals are involved. Correctional authorities are reportedly monitoring the situation closely to avert any additional disturbances or incidents. The authenticity of Sarkozy's presence in that specific cell, or even the prison at the time, has been questioned by some commentators online, adding a layer of skepticism to the viral report.
We wtorek Nicolas Sarkozy rozpoczął odbywanie kary więzienia w paryskim zakładzie karnym o zaostrzonym rygorze. Skompromitowany polityk nie mógł licz…
