A bag of weapons attributed to the commando of Redoine Faïd found in the Oise

While Redoine Faïd began his seventh day of On the run, the police put their hands on Sunday a bag containing equipment undoubtedly abandoned by the commando who implemented the escape of the robber. The sports bag was found by a hunter in the forest of Verneuil-en-Halatte in the Oise, according to The Parisian who revealed the information Tuesday night. Given to the police, it contained two long weapons wrapped in aluminum foil, several hoods, clothes, various equipment, but especially a grinder, details the daily newspaper.

It is thanks to this last tool that the investigators make the link with the commando, insofar as it could correspond to that used by the accomplices of the robber to cut the door which separated the unit of life of the court of honor. The objects are currently being badyzed by the investigators to determine if they belong to the commando.

Sentenced to 25 years in jail in April for a failed robbery

This new element would comfort the investigators in their badumption that the robber did not fled abroad, but is still in the region where he came from . It is indeed in Fay-Saint-Quentin, a town located about forty kilometers north-west of the forest of Verneuil, that the white Kangoo used by the commando was found burned on July 2nd. During his previous escape from Lille-Sedequin, he also stayed between the Paris region and the Belgian border, before being arrested a month and a half later on May 29, 2013 at a hotel in Seine-et-Marne. [19659003] Redoine Faïd escaped from prison in the Paris region on July 1, when an armed commando landed in a helicopter in a courtyard and two men armed with grease-guns, wearing balaclavas and armed with Kalashnikovs, cut a door leading to the parlor where Faïd was. Radoine Faid is presented by the judicial police as a "dangerous individual", and a hundred specialized police officers are now focusing on his hunt. He was sentenced in April to 25 years in prison for his role as "organizer" in a failed robbery in 2010 that killed a municipal police officer.

In the week following her escape, the Minister of Justice Justice Nicole Belloubet was under fire from critics about the prisoner's management by the prison administration. Le Figaro published e-mail exchanges in which the Interregional Direction of Ile-de-France of the prison administration had asked the central management to quickly transfer the prisoner to another prison, warning that there was a "serious threat (of) pbadage to the act". The minister confirmed Wednesday that a transfer request from Redoine Faid had been sent to the prison administration, which "decided" that it "could take place in September". "It goes without saying that I am entirely responsible for my administration, but it is not me personally who make this decision," said Nicole Belloubet, pointing out that "there are more than 300 particularly supervised detainees ( DPS) "in France, like Redoine Faïd.