He insisted on the “illegal” aspect of the gathering and promised sanctions after the free party organized at the airport. According to the assessment drawn up by the public prosecutor of Quimper, we can see that the prefect of Finistère kept his word. Around 8,000 people had gathered since the night of Friday to Saturday to listen to techno on the runways of this rarely used airport. The massive arrival caused traffic jams and parking problems but the event was not punctuated by any major incident.
According to prosecutor Carine Halley, six people were taken into custody. Four for use of narcotics and three for acts of violence or outrages committed on the sidelines of the gathering on the Pluguffan site, whose commercial activity has been interrupted since November. On the security assessment, the prosecutor lists 44 offenses following the use of narcotics, six offenses under the influence of alcohol, one procedure for contempt of a person holding public authority, and 98 misdemeanor fixed fines for the use of narcotics. . The gendarmes also issued 430 fines for inconvenient parking. This does not count the fines drawn up for participation in an illegal event, the figure of which was not given.
At the exit of the site, the police also made seizures of narcotics but especially of equipment used to provide sound for this event organized by several sound systems. On the part of the participants, the feeling was obviously very different. “It was incredible, the atmosphere was really great and the sound was really good,” testified Fanny, a 27-year-old partygoer. Announced several weeks ago, the party attracted thousands of people from all over France. Demanding, the gathering wanted to remind the State that rave parties were systematically subject to repression. “We demand the right to live our passion, to celebrate our culture in peace, without fear of being arrested, harassed or judged,” demanded organizers.