six supervisors of the Réau penitentiary center indicted for various trafficking

They are suspected of having participated in bringing cell phones, bottles of alcohol or narcotics into the prison.

They are suspected of having participated in bringing inyears in prison “cell phones, bottles of alcohol or even narcotics.” Six guards from the Réau penitentiary center (Seine-et-Marne) were indicted, Friday 15 March, reports the Melun public prosecutor’s office.

Two of them were imprisoned, three others were incarcerated pending a contradictory debate, and the sixth was placed under judicial supervision, adds the Melun prosecutor, Jean-Michel Bourlès, in a press release.

After their placement in police custody on Tuesday, the Melun public prosecutor’s office decided to open a judicial investigation to “conspiracy”, “drug trafficking”, “unlawful surrender of objects in custody”, “bleaching” And “corruption”.

Without condoning the acts that his colleagues are suspected of having committed, Loïck Delbrock, trade unionist at Ufap-Unsa Justice, highlights the low remuneration of prison guards: “I do not excuse, it does not justify the act, [mais] not“We are underpaid and today the supervisor is asked for all the missions: doctor, psychologist, security guard.” he told franceinfo. The trade unionist, colleague and sometimes “friend” suspects, said to himself “shocked”but remember that they are “presumed innocent”.