A police officer from the Seine-Saint-Denis Security and Intervention Company (CSI 93) is actively sought. An investigation was opened this Friday afternoon by the parquet floor of Carpentras for disturbing disappearance and the local gendarmerie brigade was seized of the investigations. This brigadier chef in his forties left an unequivocal letter on his vacation spot in Vaison-la-Romaine (Vaucluse) where he is accompanied by his family. He would make disturbing comments.
The gendarmes have committed significant resources to find him: a total of twenty soldiers are engaged, with the support of a helicopter - which flew over the L'Ouvèze river - and dogs of the Saint-Hubert breed at the very developed sense of smell.
The entourage of the official does not know if his disappearance is linked directly or indirectly to the scandal which splashes the CSI 93. Thursday four police officers including - two brigadiers and a chief brigadier - were under investigation and placed under judicial control, suspected of falsification of reports, violence or theft. But other business could break out. Seventeen investigations have been opened by the Bobigny public prosecutor's office concerning, in particular, suspicions of racketeering, extortion or racism and have targeted around fifteen company police officers. On Monday, as we revealed, a cache of narcotics was discovered in a hedge bordering the car park. About 100 grams of cannabis were found. Already a year ago drugs were seized by chance in the same place.
According to our information, the police officer sought had ordered the Alpha 1 section which was dissolved in 2018 following a report by the Bondy Anti-Crime Brigade (BAC) denouncing troubled methods on the part of the CSI 93. The officers were then relocated to other sections of the company. Since yesterday, the CSI 93 which is in the spotlight of the news is followed by two psychologists ...
