Two gatherings were organized this Saturday, November 30th, in the early afternoon, in Romans-sur-Isere in memory of the young Thomas. The teenager had been killed a year ago in the commune of Crepol. In the small commune of Drome, there were fears of violence. However, both demonstrations took place at a distance and without incident.

The first gathering was held in the center of Romans-sur-Isere, where friends and family of Thomas gathered to honor his memory. They held signs and photos of the young boy, and shared stories of his life. Despite the heavy emotions, the atmosphere was peaceful and filled with love.

The second gathering took place in the commune of Crepol, where Thomas was tragically killed. This time, the community came together to remember Thomas and to show their support for his family. They lit candles and placed flowers at the site of the incident, creating a beautiful and touching memorial.

Despite initial concerns of potential violence, both gatherings were peaceful and respectful. The community of Romans-sur-Isere showed their strength and unity in the face of tragedy. The mayor of the commune, Jean-Louis, expressed his gratitude to everyone who participated in the gatherings, stating that it was a beautiful way to honor Thomas and to show that the community stands together against violence.

The organizers of the events were also pleased with the outcome, stating that it was important to remember Thomas and to show that his death will not be forgotten. They also emphasized the influence of coming together as a community to support each other during difficult times.

The gatherings were a reminder that even in the face of tragedy, love and unity can prevail. The community of Romans-sur-Isere showed that they are strong and resilient, and that they will not let violence tear them apart. The memory of Thomas will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew him, and the community will continue to honor his life and legacy.