Moroccan man arrested for defilement of the Paris Memorial of War with cigarettes

France is reportedly deprived of permission to reserve a person who lit a cigarette at the Paris War Memorial after being caught on the camera.

Minister of Internal Affairs Bruno Retal on Tuesday named the 47-year-old actions Moroccan man After the arrest “obscene and pathetic”. Video about it illuminating the cigarette under the very visited Arc de tromfe has caused indignation after it was distributed.

“The man who defiled the grave of an unknown soldier, covering a cigarette with a memorial flame, was arrested in Paris for violating the place of burial, grave, urns or monument, installed in memory of the dead. He was taken into custody and recognized the facts,” writes Interior Minister Bruno Retalo on X.

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French President Emmanuel Macron (L) appears on May 8 near the grave of an unknown soldier during the 80th anniversary of the Victory in Europe, or on Victory Day in Europe, marking the end of World War II in Europe in Paris. (Thomas Samson/pool/AFP via Getty Images)

On Wednesday, France’s interior ministry Politics have announced that an unknown person was deprived of residence permit, Politico reports.

The memorial of an unknown soldier’s war contains the flames and the tomb of a soldier killed in the First World War under the Arc arc de Trombus.

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Eternal flames in the tomb of an unknown soldier under the Dug de TrHMF in Paris, France, dedicated to the dead First World War, around 1970. (Harvey Mestist/Archive Photo/Getti Image)

Personnel about the incident show that a man who is on his knees next to the memorial, which seems to go beyond visitors. He is seen as leaning against a flame that throws out of the memorial to light a cigarette before going away as a stunned tourists.

A man has a legal status in France and was known in the policeAccording to local reports.

Patricia Miroles, Deputy Minister for Memory and Veterans, said that “indignant” what happened.

The cars drive on de-Shams-Ellise Avenue with the der trimf, visible in the background, Paris, Thursday, May 7, 2020. (AP Photo / Christophe this, file)

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“Walk on the tomb of an unknown soldier. Lighting a cigarette eternal flame. It is not a simple wrong step: it is defilement,” she wrote on X.