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Police unit CSI 93 will not ultimately be dissolved

2020-11-22T02:33:06.630Z


While 17 investigations are still targeting CSI 93, which has 150 police officers, the prefect of police had announced that he wanted to dissolve it: finally


Coup de theater: while the police prefect Didier Lallement announced in July the dissolution of the Seine-Saint-Denis Security and Intervention Company (CSI 93) after a wave of scandals involving several of its police, he backpedals.

CSI 93 - of which four agents are still under investigation - will not be abolished.

This Friday evening, the prefecture of police of Paris declares, about the 150 agents based in Aulnay-sous-Bois, that "the dissolution of this unit, which will pass by its reconstitution with the personnel not implicated, will be completed in the plan administrative when the reform of the CSI in the inner suburbs is successful.

This will be the case at the next interdepartmental technical committee during which the new device will be presented.

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Clearly, according to our information, only about fifteen police officers assigned to a service dedicated to morning interventions at home should leave the CSI 93 to join that of Paris.

But the rest of the workforce, apart from the four men involved, will not change.

Neither the premises, which will remain those of Aulnay-sous-Bois.

The chiefdom could however be attached to Paris.

Always in the viewfinder of the IGPN

A pre-committee is to take place this Monday, and the final decision should be recorded on December 5.

It's a turnaround.

Because since the summer, the CSI 93 is in the sights of the IGPN.

Six police officers were arrested on June 29.

Four are indicted for forgery in public writing, willful violence per person

custodian of public authority, theft and transport of narcotics.

They were suspended.

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On September 22, four new arrests were made within the service: two brigadiers and two peacekeepers, worried about violence and forgery in public writing - they would have falsified arrest reports.

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In all, no less than ... 17 investigations targeting police officers from the service were opened by the Bobigny public prosecutor's office!

Pellets, they target suspicions of racketeering dealers, violence, racist remarks, illegitimate arrests, confiscation of narcotics for personal purposes, mounted or trafficked procedures ... The IGPN had in particular wiretapped in the locker rooms of CSI 93 and hideouts to uncover these practices.

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The first CSI was created in 2003, at the instigation of Nicolas Sarkozy, then Minister of the Interior.

As their name suggests, they are sent to respond to urban violence in the cities.

Its GSO (operational support group) is the equivalent of a mini-Raid and assists the police during delicate arrests.

Source: leparis

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