A far-right gang launches a hunt for gay people in Paris after the victory of Le Pen and Jop

After the huge victory achieved by the far-right National Rally party last Sunday, led by Marine Le Pen, in the presidential elections, a gang in Paris began a hunt for gay people. Four people were arrested, according to police, belonging to the party’s entourage and paramilitary organizations. They were arraigned on Wednesday and were sentenced to sentences ranging from six months’ probation to seven months in prison.

Among the four convicted are Gabriel Loustau, a member of the GUD (far-right student union) and son of Axel Loustau, a former National Front executive with close ties to Marine Le Pen.

The four “celebrated” the RN’s victory by beating a 20-year-old victim who was walking near the Jardin du Luxembourg on his way home. The victim was attacked without provocation by the group, shouting: “You dirty fagot, you are a transsexual.”

After they were arrested, the four sang songs and tried to intimidate the officers: “You don’t know who I am but you’ll see what happens to you tomorrow,” and one of them threatened an officer. Edited by Volgens They declared that within three weeks, after the expected victory of the far right in the next parliamentary elections, “we can strike as many gays as we want.” Three of the suspects were arrested earlier this year during a memorial for a Nazi collaborator.