Pierre Palmade in prison: his incarceration a trial for the guards ? Tongues are loosened

On Monday, December 9, 2024, Pierre Palmade was incarcerated in Bordeaux-Gradignan prison. According to Le Figaro, the comedian was placed under high surveillance.

© Bestimage Pierre Palmade has been sentenced to five years in prison, two of which are firm.

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• Pierre Palmade, 56, was imprisoned on December 9 in Bordeaux-Gradignan after being sentenced to five years in prison, two of which were firm.
• The guards make rounds every hour and strictly monitor Pierre Palmade's movements and communications.
• Discover how security measures exceptional affect Pierre Palmade's daily life in detention.

Pierre Palmade has been incarcerated. Nearly two years after his terrible accident, the 56-year-old man has been sentenced to five years in prison, including two firm ones for unintentional injuries. On Monday, December 9, he arrived at the Bordeaux-Gradignan prison, where he was placed in an isolation ward.

On Monday, December 16, Le Figaro revealed Pierre Palmade's detention conditions. The daily newspaper was able to consult the prisoner's internal management memo. We learn in particular that the guards have set up a special organization to monitor the prisoner.

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Pierre Palmade has been placed under high surveillance

According to information from Figaro, the prison guards must “make rounds every hour, day and night” to monitor Pierre Palmade. Indeed, the comedian has become “a priority for management”. 

The instructions regarding the prisoner are very clear. According to the internal memo, his “national media statusinvolves two daily observations (morning and evening shifts) tracking the attitude and behavior of the detainee”. The guards must also report as soon as possible “anything that attracts attention” or “which seems to contradict the habits of the person concerned.”.

The comedian's movements are controlled

&Each time Pierre Palmade's cell is opened, a non-commissioned officer or officer must be present. Prison guards must also initiate “a movement block” of other inmates when he leaves his cell. A measure that would be linked to the vulnerable nature of Muriel Robin's former friend.

The comedian's every move is monitored. Indeed, his laundry is searched, his communications are monitored and his family visits must be approved in advance. In the event of medical extraction, specific measures are finally planned to guarantee his anonymity. A “weary” situation for the guards, who must therefore organize themselves specifically for Pierre Palmade.