The mayor of the French city refused to lift the ban on the landing of UFOs
The mayor of a small town in the commune of châteauneuf-du-Pape doesn’t want to repeal the law prohibiting UFO flights over the city and landing on its territory, according to France Bleu.
In the past 62 years, the city has a law prohibiting “flying, landing or take-offs flying saucers” and the mayor refuses to cancel it. It was issued by one of the previous mayors Lucien’s Wife.
In the text of the act stated that “any aircraft, known as flying saucer or flying cigar landed on the territory of the commune, must be immediately arrested.”
Despite the fact that police has never had to arrest aliens, the current mayor Claude avril is in no hurry to abandon the law.
“I’m not going to touch it, he says. — He gives a slight piquancy. Creates a harmless sensation and no one is deceived”.
The law was adopted in 1954 after the North of France were reported seen there, two figures that emerged from the space ship, cigar-shaped and looked like “deep sea divers”.