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The Ministry of the Interior has initiated a reform in the judicial police, which is not well received by its agents. The protest took an echo particular, Friday, October 7, because the boss of the Marseille PJ was dismissed from his functions.
In Marseille (Bouches-du-Rhone)Lille (North) or even Limoges (Haute-Vienne)hundreds of police are in the streets. All support Eric Arellathe director of the judicial police of Marseille, dismissed from office, Friday, October 7. A video broadcast the day before on the networks social set fire to the powder. Eric Arella precedes the big boss of the national police, Frédéric Vaux, surrounded by police officers crossed arms, silent. They protest against a reform of the judicial police that Frédéric Vaux came to present.
Intolerable for the authorities, who know that the anger of the police is rising. This is evidenced by another video published at the end of September. Police officers are there with their backs turned and symbolically throw their handcuffs behind them. “I am of course attentive, I go to the judicial police areas to hear them”replied Frédéric Vaux. The reform would place the entire PJ under the authority of a single director, who would report to the prefect. “It would make us lose our independence“, says a police officer.