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Yvan Colonna, who was detained in Arles for the 1998 assassination of Prefect Erignac, was hospitalized in serious condition on Wednesday after being beaten up by another detainee.
Colonna is a Corsican nationalist who was convicted of murder.
He is the son of Jean-Hugues Colonna, a former Socialist Party member of the National Assembly elected in the Alpes-Maritimes, and recipient of the French Légion d’honneur.
Yvan Colonna Brain Dead: Is He Still Alive?
On Wednesday, Yvan Colonna, who was sentenced to life in prison for the assassination of Corsican prefect Erignac, was violently attacked by a fellow prisoner.
He was taken care of in critical condition and was initially declared dead by police and ministerial sources to the Parisian.
However, around 2:30 p.m., a medical source stated that he was still in critical condition.
He would have been placed on a respirator in intensive care, according to our information.
Detained in the prison of Arles (Bouches-du-Rhône), he was transferred to the same city’s hospital this Wednesday, seriously injured after being beaten by another prisoner, according to a police source who confirmed information from BFMTV.
Yvan Colonna Jail Sentence Details, Where Is He Now?
Yvan Colonna was found guilty of the assassination of Corse-du-Sud prefect Claude Erignac on February 6, 1998.
The Cargèse shepherd had evaded authorities for several years before being apprehended by police on July 4, 2003, in Porto-Pollo, near Propriano.
Corsican deputies issued a warning about the detention conditions of Yvan Colonna, who was under special surveillance due to his status as a “particularly reported detainee” at the end of January.
These Corsican nationalist deputies had requested his transfer to the island to bring him closer to his family, claiming that he was subjected to “degrading legal treatment.”
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In 1960, he was born in Ajaccio, Corsica. His family relocated to Nice in 1975.
He studied to become a physical education and sports teacher after completing his Baccalauréat (French high school).
In 1981, he dropped out of school and returned to Corsica, settling in Cargèse, where his brother later founded a beach bar.
He began goat herding there, which is a common activity in Corsica.
Yvan became a member of a nationalist militant group affiliated with the FLNC, and he is accused of being involved in multiple terrorist attacks in the region.
He is suspected of being involved in an attack on the Pietrosella police station.