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Anti-terrorism fight: the testimony of former public prosecutor François Molins
France was devastated by terrible attacks in 2015. A year forever engraved in the memory of many of us, but also in that of the former public prosecutor François Molins, who spoke for the 20 Hours of Monday, February 19. – (France 2)
France was devastated by terrible attacks in 2015. A year forever engraved in the memory of many of us, but also in that of the former public prosecutor François Molins, who spoke for the 20 Hours of Monday, February 19.
In the tumult of the attacks, François Molins was the calm voice of justice, a reassuring face of the fight against terrorism. The former public prosecutor spoke for the 8 p.m. news on Monday, February 19. He notably returned to the attacks that occurred in France in 2015. At the time, “we know that something is going to fall on us, the threat has never been so strong against France”he indicated. “So we are in a bit of permanent anxiety”he added.
He assures that he has no “political ambitions”
During the attack at the Bataclan, François Molins said he couldn’t believe it at first. “I entered the Bataclan three times, and I ended up asking myself: ‘Why did you enter three times?’ I think that actually, deep down, I can’t believe what I saw, what happened, and I don’t want to believe that it happened. “, he recalled. François Molins also assured in his interview for the 20 Hours that he did not have “political ambitions”and explained that he “engaged otherwise” in an association which “aims to train high school students in the institutions of the Republic, to try to develop their civic sense.”
