"I'm going to put a bullet in your head": in Châtenay-Malabry, BAC police officers personally threatened by tags

Anti-cop tags are the almost daily lot of civil servants.

But those who were discovered this Wednesday in Châtenay-Malabry in the Butte Rouge district, as revealed, are crossing a "particularly worrying" milestone, according to the Alliance union.

Registrations were made in the lobby of a building on Avenue Albert Thomas.

The surnames, first names, personal addresses, sometimes even the license plates of the professional and personal vehicles of four agents of the anti-crime brigade were tagged on a wall.

This personal information was accompanied by death threats against the agents, such as "I'm going to put a bullet in your head" but also against their relatives.

A policeman followed to his home

“Anti-police tags, there are often but of such violence with personal information and which targets families, it is rarer, reacts Emmanuel Quemener, regional secretary of Hauts-de-Seine of the police union. Alliance.

Above all, one of them was followed to his home, they managed to find out exactly where he lives by going door to door.

We all have in mind Magnanville (where a couple of police officers were killed in their own home in 2016) so I hope they will not take action, ”adds the trade unionist.

Today, the Prefect of Police @NunezLaurent went to meet the police officers of #Colombes and #ChâtenayMalabry, to thank them for their daily action and to show them all his support in the face of the outrageous attacks they have made. object.

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– Prefecture of Police (@prefpolice) December 28, 2022

His organization calls for the authors of these tags to be “quickly identified” and “incarcerated”.

On Wednesday evening, the prefect of police, Laurent Nuñez, went to the Châtenay-Malabry police station to show his support for the police in the face of these “unworthy attacks”.