Jean Imbert released after police custody for domestic violence
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Chef Jean Imbert was released after 48 hours in police custody on charges of domestic violence. He must now appear before the Paris court.
Jean Imbert, a Michelin-starred chef, was taken into custody on Monday, August 3, 2026, on charges of domestic violence.1 He was released on Tuesday, August 4, 2026 after 48 hours in police custody.3 Three former companions accuse him of physical or psychological violence.3,1
They include presenter Alexandra Rosenfeld and former actress Lilat Salet.2 The investigation into domestic violence against Jean Imbert began in August 2025.1 He must be transferred to the Paris court to be heard in this case.3
Jean Imbert was previously chef of the Plaza Athénée restaurant in Paris.1
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