Five days after the death of a literature professor, in Arras (Pas-de-Calais), killed by a terrorist, the president of the Régions de France association and president of the Occitanie region, Carole Delga (PS), wishes install emergency call terminals in high schools, connected to police stations and gendarmes, she told AFP this Wednesday, ahead of a meeting with the Minister of Education, Gabriel Attal. This device, if it sees the light of day, would also allow “automatic referral of video protection cameras from high schools” to the urban supervision centers of the municipalities, added the elected official.
The Socialist calls for “much better articulation” between law enforcement and establishments, with an “intervention protocol adapted to each establishment”.
“A more refined methodology”
“We really need to have a more refined methodology for greater responsiveness,” indicated the elected official, who is preparing to write to the Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin. Currently, in France, the regions have mainly focused, according to her, on the installation of “fences, video protection cameras at the entrances to high schools with control devices, whether airlocks, turnstiles, entry cards. ‘access “.
Carole Delga will also request training “for all agents of high schools, colleges and schools in terms of security” and on “the good reflexes to have in the event of an intrusion”.