The police headquarters announced Thursday evening that it would seize the IGPN (General Inspection of the National Police) about homophobic remarks made by a police officer, during an arrest in the 18th arrondissement of Paris.
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The scene, partly filmed, was "relayed on social networks," said the police headquarters on Twitter.
This scene took place last night in the La Chapelle district in Paris during a police check.
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Video source: @tanjihro pic.twitter.com/XaHmcshYW3
- L'écho Des Banlieues (@EchoBanlieues) February 25, 2021
The 40-second video, posted on the social network earlier in the day and seen nearly 40,000 times to date, shows two police officers in the process of arresting a man "recalcitrant to a check" specifies France Blue.
The person filming is on a floor above the stage.
One of the two members of the police then begins to insult the young man blocked against a wall of "PD" on several occasions, and utters sexual and physical threats.
"Stop hitting me", "Stop insulting my mother," claims the young man, before he is pushed a little further, obviously to be handcuffed.