Like their metropolitan colleagues, around fifty police officers from Saint-Martin met yesterday morning in court to denounce the "rupture" between the police and the justice system.
It was the fact that a BAC police officer in Seine-Saint-Denis was seriously injured in early October, during a robbery, which set fire to powder and provoked a national and exceptional movement. Such a gathering had not been seen since 1983. The author of the gunshot was an inmate who had not returned to the prison after an exit permit. The police at national level as in Saint-Martin, wanted to denounce the "laxity" of the Keeper of the Seals. But "fed up" does not date from today. "We would like us to apply the law, especially for repeat offenders," said one of the police stationed in Saint-Martin. He added: “The courts are becoming less harsh. Floor sentences must be reinstated. The means, we do not see them in terms of personnel, materials, or legal. Our movement is not directed against the magistrates, but against the lax policy of Mrs. Taubira ”. _AF
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