The main suspect in the murder of ex-rugby player Aramburu arrested in Hungary

Published on: 03/23/2022 – 11:39 Loïk Le Priol, aged 27, main suspect in the death on Saturday in Paris of former Argentinian rugby player Federico Martin Aramburu, was arrested on the night of Tuesday to Wednesday in Hungary. The investigation is progressing into the murder of former rugby player and ex-Argentine international Federico Martin Aramburu. The main suspect was arrested on the night of Tuesday March 22 to Wednesday March 23 in Hungary, AFP learned from sources close to the case, confirmed by the Paris prosecutor’s office. Loïk Le Priol, former soldier and member of the ultra-right movement GUD, 27, is suspected of having shot the former player who died on the spot early Saturday morning. He was arrested in Hungary on the border with Ukraine, another told AFP. source close to the file. Another man, also active in the ultra-right, who also allegedly shot the ex-rugby player, is still wanted. THREAD. The story of the evening when Federico Martín Aramburú was supposedly killed by Loïk Le Priol, a far-right activist. pic.twitter.com/6lH8RvBof5— Gauthier Baudin (@GauthierBaudin) March 22, 2022 Pre-trial detentionTuesday, a 24-year-old young woman, suspected of having driven the car, a jeep belonging to Le Priol, was indicted for ” complicity in assassination” and placed in pre-trial detention. The two men allegedly shot the former Argentinian international, who was shot and killed after an altercation in a bar in Saint-Germain-des-Près, Le Mabillon. The facts took place around 6 a.m. Boulevard Saint-Germain in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, after a “dispute” between two groups of people at the bar Le Mabillon, police sources told AFP. The groups were separated by bouncers, added the one of these sources, but the suspects “returned shortly afterwards with a vehicle and fired shots”. died on the spot from his injuries. The investigation is being conducted by the criminal brigade.”Absolute nightmare”Loïk Le Priol, known for his radicalism and violence, is due to appear next June for “aggravated violence” against a member of the GUD, whom he is suspected of having beaten up and humiliated with four other members of this ultra-right movement. Federico Martin Aramburu, born in 1980, former center or winger for Biarritz (2004-2006), Perpignan (2006-2008) and Dax (2008-2010), had 22 selections with Argentina. The former three-quarter center or winger had notably been a starter during the match for third place in the 2007 World Cup, won by the Argentines against the Blues (34-17), meeting during from which he had registered a test. Since his retirement from sport, he lived in Biarritz and worked for a tourism company. The rugby community paid him many tributes. Through the voice of their lawyer Me Yann Le Bras, his relatives called to let the police work calmly. them and beyond everyone in rugby stunned in unspeakable pain,” he wrote in a message sent to AFP on Sunday. With AFP