"Now, no one is spared, whether they are the police, teachers, or any other profession in the public service," laments Audrey Vagner, regional secretary of the Alliance 95 police union. A young man of 17 has indeed disseminated on social networks, in the course of last week, the personal address of a police officer from the anti-crime squad.
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A 17-year-old youngster disseminates the personal address of a police officer from the BAC on social networks. Identified in less than 48 hours by the departmental security 95, arrested, he was brought to justice and placed in pre-trial detention.
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- Police Nationale 95 (@ PoliceNat95) October 19, 2021
He was "identified in less than 48 hours and arrested", according to a tweet from the departmental direction of public security of Val-d'Oise (DDSP 95), published this Tuesday at the end of the day.
The man was brought to justice and remanded in custody pending trial.
"We will be very attentive to the penal response", assures Audrey Vagner, who personally accompanied the victim in his efforts.
"Impose the anonymization of each procedure"
If the circulation of the address was then suppressed on social networks, "we must prevent this from happening again because these are serious facts, we are talking about the life of a man.
If we distribute an address like this, it's good to come and pick it up at his place…, she continues.
We attack the institutions but behind there is a man and a family, who have no means of protection, ”she recalls.
The regional secretary of Alliance 95 asks the Ministry of the Interior to "impose the anonymization of each procedure (hearing, arrest, etc.)", without however giving details on the nature of the case between the teenager to the policeman.
Currently, this anonymization is not applied systematically and, on the Internet, it is "not complicated" to find a person's domicile.
This new incident is not without echoing the sad anniversary of the death of Samuel Paty, professor of history and geography beheaded in the middle of the street in the Yvelines, a year ago.
But also to the mail of death threats received by a couple of Marseille teachers in their mailbox, this weekend.
