“I find it scandalous not to call for appeasement”, protests the union Alliance National Police

“I find it absolutely scandalous not to call for appeasement in the current situation”, reacted Thursday, June 29 on franceinfo Rudy Manna, national spokesperson for the Alliance National Police union. After the death of Nahel killed on Tuesday by the shooting of a policeman in Nanterre, several cities in France were the scene of violence. 150 people were arrested.

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Rudy Manna hopes “that certain political parties which have not called for appeasement will begin to do so”. The police officer is particularly targeting La France insoumise and environmentalists, in particular Marine Tondelier who spoke of racism in the police: “It’s absolutely incredible to hear words like that when it’s in the police that we have the greatest diversity”he said.

“I did not remember such strong violence, such strong riots.”

Rudy Manna, national spokesperson for the National Police Alliance union

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“I am incredibly surprised that politicians are able to do this and it is obvious that it increases the tension”, criticizes Rudy Manna who does not spare the Prime Minister. Elisabeth Borne denounced a police intervention on Wednesday “not in accordance with the rules”. “She stepped out of her role, says the policeman. It is obvious that we must let justice work, it is obvious that we must not interfere in the work of justice”.

“The police were extremely disappointed, extremely upset to hear comments from the highest authorities in the state who flouted the presumption of innocence against this police officer and who did not respect this elementary rule”he warns.