A former influential member of the national gendarmerie, his career was also marked by his involvement in several political scandals.
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Paul Barril was the co-founder of the GIGN, an elite unit of the French national gendarmerie.
Paul Barril, co-founder of GIGN, the elite unit of the national gendarmerie, died Tuesday evening at the age of 80, this intervention group announced Wednesday.
Paul Barril was a character who changed the image of the gendarmerie, through his efficiency and his audacity. But his trajectory was marked by his involvement in two scandals of the Mitterrand era: the affair of the Irish of Vincennes and that of the illegal wiretapping of the Elysée. An influential figure in Africa, he was implicated after the Rwanda genocide

Hodei C.D., suspect in the fire at Limoges town hall, was arrested in Val-d'Issoire. At the same time, Paris is seeing the damage and the anger of residents after the looting and violence that occurred on October 17 in the capital.

Mattéo, 13, testifies to the kidnapping by his father, Cédric Prizzon, from Vailhourles to Portugal. The teenager was forced to act as lookout while his father buried two bodies in the Serra da Nogueira.

Two young men with no criminal record appear in immediate court in Nice for having looted a Foot Locker store in the middle of the night.

An amateur video showing two National Police bikers loading items into their saddlebags near a looted Lacoste store in Limoges on October 17 has sparked heated controversy, relayed by political leaders.

Paris wakes up in shock after looting and damage during the violence of October 17. Furthermore, a suspect listed as S was arrested for the fire at Limoges town hall.

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