Seine-Saint-Denis: “A shooting broke out”… A PS senator in the middle of the shooting during a trip with the BAC

A more than eventful trip. Socialist senator Corinne Narassiguin found herself at the heart of a shooting in Sevran (Seine-Saint-Denis) during an immersion with police officers from the Anti-Crime Brigade (BAC) of Aulnay-sous-Bois, on the night of Tuesday to Wednesday, 20 Minutes learned, confirming information from Le Parisien. “I was an observer in the car of a BAC brigade in Aulnay when a shooting, obviously on a deal point, broke out nearby while we were carrying out an ordinary patrol,” the socialist elected official told 20 Minutes. In the car with police officers in the Beaudottes district, the PS elected official was forced to cower in the back seat to protect herself from gunshots. “The BAC car was not targeted. The officers did their job by ensuring they could respond to the shooting while ensuring my safety, while I of course remained inside the car,” she adds.

Corinne Narassiguin and the BAC agents finally had to wait for the arrival of reinforcements, after around fifteen detonations, to escape this perilous situation. A bullet hole was finally noted on one of the doors, and a civilian was slightly injured, according to Le Parisien.