Agents of the Val d'Yerres anti-crime brigade (Essonne), on Tuesday, October 12, discovered tags threatening them by name in a building in the district of Vigneux-sur-Seine, we learned this Thursday from a police source, confirming information from
BFMTV
.
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The numerous insults - written in more than approximate French - were discovered in the common areas of a building located at 120 rue Pierre Brossolette.
In total, it is nearly fifteen agents of the BAC who were targeted by these inscriptions where appear their name and their first name accompanied by very clear threats.
"
We backfire the cops
", "
Nike the baqueux de Juisy
",
"The blues do not force you to screw you"
, or "
The new attention
".
BAC agents discovered tags targeting them in a building in Vigneux-sur-Seine.
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A large majority of the police officers concerned lodged a complaint for "
threats to a person holding public authority
" and an investigation was opened by the Evry prosecutor's office, the same source confirmed.
If this kind of intimidation towards the police is not a new phenomenon, many are the agents who call for a reinforcement of the protection of their image.
"Today thugs have an easier time identifying the police than the other way around"
“We have been repeating it for a while now, but it is imperative that the systematic anonymization of legal proceedings be set up,”
points out Guillaume Roux, the departmental secretary of the police union SGP Police FO Unit. In fact, this anonymization already exists, but it is optional. The unions demand its enlargement.
“It is for the moment much too framed. For example, the crime must be punishable by a prison sentence of at least three years and then a hierarchical request must be made, or it can be refused ... ”
, explains Guillaume Roux.
"Today thugs have an easier time identifying the police than the other way around"
, worries the trade unionist. And to add:
“today it is in the districts that we find these tags but tomorrow it will be where? On the walls of our houses? It is a real security problem. A police officer does not live his private life like everyone else
”.
On Twitter, the national representative of the SGP Unit union Linda Kebab was also annoyed by this situation.
"Refusal to protect police data, refusal to grant them anonymity on the procedures ... Results: threats, intimidation as on colleagues"
, she wrote.
"It is not too late to obtain all our" confidence in the judicial institution "
," she added, addressing the Minister of Justice Eric Dupond-Moretti.
