He had headbutted a motorist in Agen: six months suspended prison sentence

Saturday September 2, around 7:40 p.m., a fight broke out between two motorists who were traveling on the Ninth line in Agen.

A 63-year-old man, very drunk at the wheel, attacked the driver of the car in front of him. The aggressor was annoyed by the car in front of him which was not moving fast enough for his liking. He started sticking it, failing several times.

The driver of the car then got out asking him to stop his reckless driving and was headbutted. Bad luck, the victim is a municipal policeman and took care of the arrest himself. He was prescribed a day of ITT.

The ___agenarian, unfavorably known to justice for driving while intoxicated (the first in 2004 and the last in 2021), was then arrested by the national police and placed in police custody. Late Sunday afternoon, his custody was extended. He was brought before the Agen prosecutor’s office on Monday September 4, then sentenced in the process to a six-month suspended prison sentence.

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