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Elderly women with dementia are fined £ 150 for breaking French coronavirus rules after putting the wrong date on paperwork so she can leave the house
- The 73-year-old woman was stopped on her way to the supermarket in Luxeuil, eastern France
- Her daughter appealed a € 135 fine imposed during a police stop in April
- The city’s mayor advised the police to withdraw the fine, but a court refused
An elderly woman with dementia was fined £ 150 for breaking French coronavirus rules after setting the wrong date on paperwork to allow her to leave home.
A court ruled that despite living with the syndrome, she had to pay after her daughter appealed the original € 135 fine imposed during a police stop in April.
The 73-year-old woman was stopped in Luxeuil, eastern France, while trying to go to the supermarket about half a mile from her home.
When the police stopped her, there was no record of her speaking incoherently, reports France Bleu.
An elderly woman with dementia was fined £ 150 for breaking French coronavirus rules after giving the wrong date on records to allow her to leave home. A man in P
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