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Cyberharcèlement du chanteur Eddy de Pretto : trois à six mois de prison avec sursis pour onze auteurs des faits

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Le chanteur français Eddy de Pretto lors du 30e festival de musique rock Eurockéennes, le 8 juillet 2018 à Belfort. SEBASTIEN BOZON / AFP Des peines de trois à six mois de prison avec sursis ont été prononcées lundi 12 décembre à Paris contre onze personnes qui avaient harcelé en ligne le chanteur Eddy de Pretto

The post Cyberharcèlement du chanteur Eddy de Pretto : trois à six mois de prison avec sursis pour onze auteurs des faits appeared first on Haiti24.

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