In a video posted on Twitter on Friday, Marc Doyer, a media actor of the anti-vax movement, announced that he had received a summons to the gendarmerie. He will have to present himself in Clermont (Oise) on May 12. Olivier Véran had filed a complaint against him after he revealed the phone number of the minister last January, says Le Parisien this Sunday.
Olivier Véran filed a complaint against me, I was summoned on May 12 to the Gendarmerie#Mauricette1andeja #Mauricette @verity_france @TPMP @Cyrilhanouna pic.twitter.com/EAq6dt4lA6
— Marc Doyer (@Marc_Doyer) May 5, 2023
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Up to 300,000 euros fine and five years in prison
Marc Doyer wanted to challenge Olivier Véran on the set of the show Face à Baba, hosted by Cyril Hanouna, where the two men were invited. In particular, he wanted to address the subject of his wife, whose death is due to vaccination against Covid-19. His participation in the talk show was eventually "deprogrammed," he said. He posted a video encouraging his community to ask the former health minister questions.
On the images deleted since, he held a sheet of paper with Olivier Véran's phone number written. "He whines because he lost his mobile phone number. I didn't steal his number," Doyer said on Twitter. He faces a fine of up to 300,000 euros and five years in prison.
- Beauvais
- Hauts-de-France
- Picardy
- Anti-vaccine
- Olivier Véran
- Gendarmerie