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In 1995, at the age of 23, Redoine Faid began life in the world of crime. The French attacked a BNP Paribas branch in Creil, his hometown, and kidnapped the bank's family.
It was only later in 1998 that Redoine was arrested after attacking an armored van. in Villepinte. He was sentenced to 31 years in prison but about 18 years later, he receives a new badumption with a reduced sentence and a conditional release. He shows himself exchanged, arranges a job, and even publishes a book written by himself, "Thief, cities to crime".
The French have moved away from the criminal universe, however, his redemption has not lasted long. Redoine was arrested again in May 2010, suspected of being the brains behind the theft of a pickup truck that killed Aurélie Fouquet, a 26-year-old policewoman. The crime occurred in Villiers-sur-Marne and the death of the policewoman took on high media proportions. The suspect escaped, but was arrested in 2011. This year, the Paris Court of Appeal sentenced him to 25 years in prison for this crime, in which he was currently.
This Sunday, the prisoner has organized one of the most original and original prison ever escapes. Redoine fled by helicopter with the help of three armed accomplices who landed in the prison yard. However, it was not the first time that the French presented a plan to escape the prison and put it into practice.
In 2013, the detainee, held in a prison near Lille in northern France, was able to bypbad security measures in the prison and after taking five prison guards hostage, exploding several doors of the building with the use of explosives, where his accomplices were waiting outside in a car. He was arrested a month later in a hotel in Seine-et-Marne.
Up to now, the French authorities have still not been able to locate the thief, who continues to flee after "stealing" from the French prison to an unknown destination.
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