France tightens drunk driving rules to 0.065 percent limit
Paris enacts a new drunk driving limit of 0.5 grams per liter, about 0.065 percent, with penalties of 180 dollars and a three-point deduction. Officials cite 3,600 deaths last year from alcohol related crashes, noting France aims to curb rising fatalities.
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Soldiers Convicted Of Torture In French Military Jail
In March 1992 two soldiers Omar Damen and Franck Marcangeli were sentenced to 15 years for torture after turning a military jail cell near Marseille into a chamber of horrors. A fellow conscript Stephane Metzger testified he endured beatings, urination, sodomy with a broomstick, burning cigarette butts and eating feces during a week of confinement. Two accomplices were acquitted as the case shocked the French military.
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Prosecution Offers Reward for Nazi Fugitive Alois Brunner
German prosecutors offer a 338000 reward for help capturing Alois Brunner the last top Nazi still at large The 83 year old Austrian citizen allegedly aided deportations and mass murder of 128500 Jews during World War II Der Spiegel reported Brunner has been linked to several countries in South America and Asia and warrants remain active.
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