“Betrayed, abandoned and delivered to vindictiveness”: these police officers who want to bring the State to justice

The charge, of exceptional violence, says a lot about the exasperation that reigns within the police, sent to the front line on the front of high school anger. A week after the Head of State's apostrophe to the police demanding "more empathy" from them while the thugs are targeting them like at the fair, the profession is coming out of its hinges to express its fed up with the "blurred instructions, contradictory injunctions and facade speeches".

“Between the public declarations of Laurent Nuñez and the verbal instructions transmitted by the hierarchy, the dissonance has become unbearable,” chokes up Alliance-national police (ranking officers and peacekeepers), which has announced its intention to file a complaint against the State for “endangering the lives of others”. This decision reflects the fed up of the police officers who feel “lonely, betrayed, abandoned, exposed to violence and given over to vindictiveness”.