Lunel: Two Youths Reprimanded for Vandalism of Public Property

The Mayor of Lunel, Paulette Gougeon, received two young individuals involved in public property damage for a preventive and educational warning.

Generic image of two young people received at the town hall for a reprimand by the mayor, in a documentary photography style.
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Generic image of two young people received at the town hall for a reprimand by the mayor, in a documentary photography style.

The Mayor of Lunel, Paulette Gougeon, received two young individuals on Wednesday, October 21st, who were implicated in the vandalism of public property. The meeting served as a preventive and educational reprimand.

This Wednesday, October 21st, Mayor Paulette Gougeon met at the town hall with two youths involved in acts of vandalism against public property. The discussion also included Thibaut Azaubert, director of the municipal police.
This procedure, outlined in Article L.132-7 of the French Internal Security Code, allows the mayor to directly remind individuals who disrupt public order, safety, or sanitation of the rules they must follow. It can involve a summons to the town hall and aims to be preventive and educational.
While a formal reprimand is not a criminal penalty, it serves to solemnly reiterate obligations, particularly regarding parental responsibility, and the consequences of behavior that harms the living environment and societal norms.
This initiative is part of the City of Lunel's efforts to combat incivilities and promote citizen responsibility.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Lunel (22/10/2026)