A policewoman, head of the night brigade of the 14th arrondissement of Paris, received a warning from her superiors and was transferred following an investigation, in which it was established that she had communicated, on February 13, 2020, confidential information on the private life of a policewoman at the Chartres police station.
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According to our information, which confirms information revealed by BFM Paris, a man was summoned to the Chartres police station, as part of a case of violence against a minor.
Prior to the hearing, the investigator researched the man’s criminal record. She discovered that her name was registered in the S file, which lists, in particular, people who are under surveillance for religious radicalization.
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Also according to our information, during his hearing, the man would have evoked in front of the policewoman of the police station of Chartres information concerning his private life. He allegedly told her in particular the first name of her husband and his place of work, mentioned the fact that the couple are of Catholic faith and practicing and communicated details of their children.
Information that the man, according to our sources, would have gathered from his neighbor, a policewoman from the 14th arrondissement of Paris.
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At the end of the hearing, the policewoman from the Chartres police station drew up a report for the attention of her superiors. The General Inspectorate of the National Police (IGPN) conducted an investigation for a year, wiretapping the Parisian policewoman and the man under surveillance for a suspected radicalization, whose name would no longer appear in the S file, to this day.
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The investigations have just been completed and resulted in the sanction of the head of the Parisian night squad. Twenty of his 23 colleagues have reportedly drawn up a report in which they explain their concern for their physical integrity.
Contacted, the Chartres police station did not wish to comment on this file.
Thierry delaunay
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