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Prosecutor Jacques Dallest alleged that the officers also "helped themselves to a share" of drug profits (via AFP). They claimed that the seized drugs were used to pay informants during their attempt to take down one of the drug lords operating in Marseille. However, it still closely follows the events of the case it was based on.īack in 2012, 18 police officers from the BAC Nord unit were arrested and accused of racketeering and stealing drugs.

Henry then withdrew to the relative safety of Richard's stronghold at Aixe.Jerome Mace/Chi-Fou-Mi Productions/StudiocanalĪs the opening title card explains, The Stronghold was "inspired by a true story" but the characters and events are fictional, and it doesn't seek to "convey an appreciation for a legal case".

The Hohenstaufen castle of Trifels, one of Barbarossa's strongholds in the Rhineland.

Willie Hague must have passed us on that peculiar whistlestop tour of Republican strongholds he made several months ago.

The displays cover the growth and development of one of Britain's foremost medieval strongholds under its succession of powerful castellans.

In the 1890s it declined in one of its strongholds, Kurunagala district.

Kentucky is a traditional Democratic stronghold.In the surrounding debris of apartment blocks more militia would be crouched, forming the outer defence ring of the beleaguered stronghold.3 an area where there are large numbers of a rare animal one of the last strongholds of the European wolf Examples from the Corpus stronghold

2 PM an area that is strongly defended by a military group The fighters moved south to their mountain stronghold. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Voting, Military stronghold strong‧hold / ˈstrɒŋhəʊld $ ˈstrɒːŋhoʊld / noun 1 PPV SUPPORT A PERSON, GROUP, OR PLAN an area where there is a lot of support for a particular way of life, political party etc The area is a Republican stronghold.