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In the Central African Republic, the French citizen who was arrested on May 10 in custody was arrested. Juan Rémy Quignolot is especially accused of espionage, conspiracy and danger to state security.
The Advocate General of the Court of Appeal in Bangui Didier Tambo confirmed on Wednesday that Juan Rémy Quignolot,the Frenchman was arrested a month ago, was indicted on five counts: espionage, unlawful possession of a weapon of war and hunting, criminal conspiracy, endangering state security and conspiracy.
On whose behalf is he accused of spying? At this point, the Minister of Justice does not say more. The investigation is still entrusted to a judge and that the accused, according to the prosecutor, incurs hard work for life.
Juan Rémy Quignolot, that is his name, was placed under a commitment order and in custody. After being held in the OCRB, the Central Office for the Repression of Banditry, he was recently transferred to the Roux camp.
The 55-year-old man was arrested on May 10 in Bangui. The Central African authorities accused him of staying in his home a huge amount of weapons of war. During the process, pictures of the search for his home were published on social networks.
An arrest was then made by Valery Zakharov, the very influential Russian adviser to President Touadéra on internal security. An arrest and its media coverage was quickly condemned by Paris, which saw in it “an obvious instrumentalization”.
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