Bus driver killed in Bayonne: "When violence arises in preserved places"

Bayonne, Port-Sainte-Marie but also Courrières, Vaulx-en-Velin or Bressuire… By becoming the first cop in France, Gérald Darmanin knew that the Interior was not the ministry of the state of grace but rather that of the inventory. And in this regard, recent news, between a bus driver beaten to death and police and gendarmes targeted, is overwhelming to say the least. And politically worrying for a government displaying its firmness. On July 3, Prime Minister Jean Castex spoke of "authority, guardian of fundamental freedoms" and reserved his first visit to a police station. In Bayonne, the Minister of the Interior said: "It is not a simple news item."And the formula can be applied to other recent dramas. Various facts which, as usual, are indicative of a triple evolution: a disputed authority and targeted, a delinquency which no longer arises in the usual "cauldrons" but in the heart of the most

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