Interviewed last Sunday at the Arène nationale, where he had come to support his nephew Jacob Baldé, Pathé Baldé was presented Monday to the investigators of the Pikine police station. L’homme, en cavale depuis près de trois mois, était recherché pour plusieurs chefs d’accusation, dont rébellion, outrage à agents, coups et blessures volontaires, ainsi qu’offre et cession de chanvre indienne. L’homme, en cavale depuis près de trois mois, était recherché pour plusieurs chefs d’accusation, dont rébellion, outrage à agents, coups et blessures volontaires, ainsi que offer et cession de chanvre indienne. L’homme, en cavale depuis près de trois mois, était recherché pour plusieurs chefs d’accusation, dont rébellion, outrage à agents, coups et blessures volontaires, ainsi que offer et cession de chanvre indienne. L’homme, en cavale depuis près de trois mois, était recherché pour plusieurs chefs d’accusation, dont rébellion, outrage à agents, coups et blessures volontaires, ainsi que offer et cession de chanvre indienne. According to the evidence gathered by L’Observateur, Pathé Baldé, visibly under the influence of alcohol at the time of his arrest, fell asleep almost immediately after being placed in custody. It was only at the end of the evening, once he was discouraged and had regained his senses, that he was finally heard. Before the investigators, Pathé adopted an attitude of total closure. He denied en bloc all the alleged facts, contesting as well the accusations of violence against the police as those related to drug trafficking. Little eloquent, he refused to go into details, opposing a firm refusal to any attempt to make him confess.
Unusual scene at the police station of Pikine: Pathé Baldé is buried in the vapors
