Valletta-du-Var
"Knowing that a case is resolved thanks to a trace that has been revealed is our primary motivation."
Like Warrant Officer Angelina, 39, and Marshal Marie, 41, who wish to remain anonymous, women now make up a fifth of the workforce of criminal identification technicians in the gendarmerie.
Precisely 110 women, out of the 500 specialists that make up this army corps, which recently still had quotas of women not to be exceeded.
In La Valette-du-Var, near Toulon, in the premises of the departmental group of the national gendarmerie, Angelina and Marie receive the visitor in casual black uniform, near the coffee machine.
We are upstairs in the criminal identification cell they share with five of their male colleagues.
Past the offices, where they spend long hours writing the minutes, then the rooms for storing or drying the seals, bloody clothes of the
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