posters insulting the police plastered in the city

Posters with photos of 7 police officers from the city police station accompanied by an insult were discovered in Saint-Denis. The Paris police headquarters filed a complaint.

Four posters were discovered on the night of Monday to Tuesday March 8 in Saint-Denis plastered in the Franc-Moisin district. We see the faces of 7 police officers from the city police station with the mention “Wanted”, wanted. Threats were also registered: “Kissing their mum the p *** its worth that dal c the city.”

“2 days ago, colleagues from the BAC and the municipal police saw 4 displays in the city of Franc-Moisin. On these posters, there were colleagues from the police station. It’s clearly methods of intimidation“said Ludovic Bonnet, Deputy Departmental Secretary unit SGP Police 93.”Some think they are allowed everything and try to scare the police so that they do not come back“, he added pointing out the drug trafficking in this neighborhood.

The police union SGP-FO supported the police officers of Saint-Denis. One tweet read: “Your intimidation pseudonyms, keep them to yourself, the police will be there, today like yesterday and even more tomorrow.”

An investigation has been opened. The Paris police headquarters filed a complaint.

Similar events had already occurred in April 2021 in Épinay-sur-Seine (Seine-Saint-Denis). 25 posters with photos of two policemen from the police station’s night brigade and a policewoman had been plastered on the walls of the city.

In November 2021, dhe registrations targeting the teams of the Anti-Crime Brigade of the 15th arr. had been discovered in the Beaugrenelle district in Paris.

A week earlier, tags of death threats and rape targeting the police of the city of Savigny-le-Temple in Seine-et-Marne had been discovered in the hall of a building. They had aroused the anger and indignation of all the police unions, from the representatives of the peacekeepers to the commissioners. Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin went there to support the police. The Paris police headquarters had filed a complaint.

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