Overview
- During his custody hearing, Mojito insisted the syringe stunts were a harmless prank, saying he left caps on the needles and that no one was injured.
- Investigators have not identified any direct victims despite 145 syringe prick complaints reported nationwide following online calls during the Fête de la musique.
- Paris police opened an inquiry after his June 20 video surfaced and authorities continue to probe needle spiking incidents linked to the festival.
- In a June 23 follow-up video, Mojito said he aimed to warn followers about syringe risks at crowded events.
- His prior convictions for aggravated violence, sexual assault and hate speech have intensified judicial scrutiny of his online stunts.