Laurent Nuñez claims to have “nothing to hide”. This is why the Paris police chief invited the defender of rights to the command room on the occasion of the 11th day of inter-union mobilization against the pension reform. Claire Hédon will be present on Thursday “with lawyers”, she told France Info and AFP on Tuesday.
In the recent history of the Paris police headquarters (PP), this will be the first time that the number one of this independent institution will be present in the room where the police headquarters oversees the maintenance of order during demonstrations. “Lawyers from the institution as well as the deputy in charge of ethics have visited the command center several times,” the institution told AFP.
The defender of rights seized of 90 reports for police violence
Claire Hédon clarified on France Info that her services had received “90” reports for police violence. “In these 90 complaints that have arrived since the start of the protests against the pension reform, 80 [datent] less than a fortnight,” she said. These referrals, added the institution to AFP, are “relating to possible breaches of the ethics of the security forces. “They relate to possible physical violence committed by the police, the practice of the trap, the use of tear gas or the conditions of arrest and police custody,” he said. we detailed.
For Claire Hédon, “there is absolutely no doubt” about the acceleration of these referrals since the government’s recourse to article 49.3 of the Constitution to have its disputed pension reform adopted. Asked about the Brav-M, the motorized unit of the police which concentrates a lot of criticism in Paris, Claire Hédon estimated that it was going to “have to be interested in the question of the training of the management” of these officials. . A petition calling for its dissolution has already collected more than 240,000 signatures.