Eight-Year Sentence Sought for Driver in Fatal Alléno Crash

Franky Deplechin faces charges for the death of Antoine Alléno, highlighting calls for a new 'road homicide' law.

Franky Deplechin, accused of killing Antoine Alléno while driving drunk and without a license, faces up to eight years in prison.
The incident occurred on May 8, 2022, when Deplechin crashed a stolen Audi RS6 into Alléno's scooter, killing him and injuring his passenger.
Deplechin claims memory loss due to alcohol consumption, but the court remains skeptical of his selective amnesia.
Yannick Alléno, the victim's father, campaigns for a specific 'road homicide' law to address reckless driving under the influence.
The trial also involves Deplechin's relatives, charged with involvement in the theft of the vehicle used in the crash.