Did a deputy insult the police in Niort? The weekly Le Point revealed this Wednesday on its site that the deputy of Val d’Oise Aurélien Taché would have been attacked on the night of this Tuesday 8 to Wednesday 9 February and that he would have insulted police officers from the BAC, the anti-crime brigade. Insults in terms “very raw and virulent” according to our colleagues. “You are shitty bastards” would have said in particular the chosen one.
In a press release, the Alliance police nationale union supports the police and explains that the BAC, the anti-crime brigade intervenes around half past midnight “following a brawl in a bar and damage to furniture. The applicant says that one of the defendants is a deputy. The individual allegedly insulted and threatened our colleagues copiously throughout the intervention”. The facts would have occurred at 11 bis, an establishment in the city center according to our information.
state of amazement
This Wednesday evening master Jade Dousselin, lawyer for Aurélien Taché, confirms the attack “as evidenced by the two days of ITT prescribed by a doctor today”referring to “many blows, particularly to the head and face”. Me Dousselin talks about events that happened “in a state of great confusion. These words, the violence of which he can only regret today, were spoken when he was in a state of amazement linked to the physical and psychological shock he had just suffered. These events which remain private are in no way the reflection of a political vision of the institution”.
If an elected official insults and threatens the police, the Republic is wavering
“If the facts brought to our attention are materialized, the defendant will have to answer for his actions in court. If an elected official insults and threatens the police, the Republic is wavering”believes the National Police Alliance union, which “reserves the right to bring civil action in this case”.
SGP Police unit by the voice of Pascal Valès his representative in Niort asks for his side “at least a public apology” of the elected ex-La République en Marche and co-president of the New Democrats, and a native of Niort and said “to be awaiting the results of the investigations”.
No communication from the prosecution this Wednesday. “The investigation has just been opened”specifies the public prosecutor of Niort Julien Wattebled.
–
