“We need more judicial investigations,” says Mathieu Valet, spokesperson for the Independent Union of Police Commissioners

Score-settling is increasing in Marseille (Bouches-du-Rhône) against a backdrop of drug trafficking since the start of the year. “Today, in Marseille, the challenge is cannabis, heroin and cocaine. Unfortunately, for more than 30 years, it was ‘no wave’. Since then, we have renounced this ideology ( …) and we pound the deal points”says Mathieu Valet, spokesperson for the Independent Union of Police Commissioners, Saturday October 21, in 19/20 info.

Delinquents who “switch into ultra-violence”

Are the police powerless in the Marseille city today? “No, the police are powerful, except that we need more judicial investigations”replies Mathieu Valet. “Today, everyday delinquents or people who are not delinquents are falling into the ultra-violence and ultra-morbid nature of these Kalashnikov-style settling of scores”concludes the spokesperson for the Independent Union of Police Commissioners.