Mohamed Amra Files Complaint Against Prison Guards Over Alleged Violence

The high-profile detainee claims mistreatment during his solitary confinement, while prison officials dispute his account of the March 24 incident.

Mohamed Amra has filed a formal complaint accusing three prison guards of violent mistreatment during his detention at Condé-sur-Sarthe prison on March 24, 2025.
Amra alleges that he was forcibly restrained by guards after failing to comply with an order he claims he did not understand, resulting in injuries to his arm, ankle, and pelvis.
The prison administration denies the allegations, stating that Amra resisted guards and injured himself by kicking a cell grille.
Amra's lawyer has requested access to surveillance footage of the incident to corroborate his client's account, but the prison administration has yet to respond.
The narcotrafficker remains in solitary confinement under strict security measures following his February 2025 extradition to France after a nine-month manhunt.