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Already sentenced to 17 years in the case of the attack of the powder magazine of Yimdi, the sergeant-chef Search sergeant-chef Ali Sanou is being prosecuted as part of failed coup Search failed coup complicity in attacking state security, murder, willful assault, aggravated willful degradation of property, incitement to commit acts contrary to the regulations.
According to him, it was around 17h that he was called by his chief and went to the presidential palace.
On arrival, he was asked to disarm the guards of government officials who were waiting in a parking lot of the presidency.
Teams were then composed by Warrant Officer Major Eloi Badiel to maintain order in the city.
According to the prosecutor's office, the presence of Chief Ali and his team was recorded in several places where victims were registered, imputing these victims to his patrol.
He denied all these facts, assuring that member of his team fired no shots. People fled in the face of their vehicles and their clothes, without having to use their law enforcement weapons, he explained.
However, he admitted to having fired a blow in the air with a harmless weapon but that produces a big detonation to disperse a crowd in front of the hotel Laico where the mediators of the crisis were to meet.
During another patrol, he involuntarily gave a cordial blow to an old man to whom he apologized, he added.
According to the prosecutor's office, it was his team that rocked the Abazon studio of the artist Smockey and sold the Zorgho radio station.
Private Seidou Soulama, presented as the one who fired the rocket also denied the facts.
"I did not fire any RPG rocket or any other weapon," he explained, adding that this is verifiable because after the disarmament he surrendered his "weapon with all the ammunition and shells complete without a missing ball ".
The trial continues on Wednesday morning with the interrogation of this soldier who is already serving a 10-year sentence for the attack on Yimdi's powder keg.
Boa, Ouagadougou
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