“I was enough. I was nervous,” he told the court, apologizing to the two jandrams he had entered into a small village in Wadett west of the Colront Ferend.
“I didn’t stop because I am a human being who suffers from emotion.”
Prosecutor Alexandra Pathew said that the rural area was not a war zone: “And the day ended with a wonderful scene that was capable of Med Max.”
One officer was knocked down and the other was thrown against the car windscreen for several meters.
Handy Fregard, who told the court that his real name was David Handy, was released several years ago on appeal in the UK after terminating the abduction charges.
Witnesses to his 2005 trial in the UK told how he was subjected to years of poverty because of his power. In 2015, in England and Wales, the forced or controlled treatment eventually became a criminal offense.
Handy Fragard was released from prison in 2009, and he moved to France in 2015 to start a Beagle Dog Paul business with his fellow Sandra Clifton.
However, neighbors began to doubt that Clifton was under his rule.
When a preliminary documentary film surfaced in 2022, puppet master: Hunting the Ultimatmite, he contacted his children who used to appeal to help find the program.
Clifton’s son traveled to the village and when he arrived in Handy Fragard, bags were removed by a local charity. When the two genders asked the former man’s questions, he targeted the officers and fled to Belgium.
He was later handed over and spent more than two years before the trial to run on the two officers.
Handy Fragard denied that his partner had been in control of him, and the court, telling the court that his neighbors had suffered from a documentary.
However, Martin Loport, the mayor of Vidilat, said that what came out of the case was that “it has been manipulated till the end and it is not going to change.”
“It has to be stopped, because if it comes out, it will resume and it is disturbing,” he says.
