The public prosecutor of Nîmes draws up an assessment of arrests linked to drug banditry

The Nîmes public prosecutor took stock of the “clearance” operations HOCINE ROUAGDIA

The gendarmes' assessment established around thirty arrests. NATIONAL GENDARMERIE INFOGRAPHIC

Nîmes en zone police, Saint-Gilles, Vauvert, en zone gendarmerie ont notamment été concernés par des opérations. ARCHIVES HOCINE ROUAGDIA

Cécile Gensac dans un entretien accordé  le 7 mai à Midi Libre a dressé le bilan  des arrestationss menées par la police et la gendarmerie.

#Nîmes la procureure de la République de Nîmes fait un état des lieux après la série d’interpellations menées dans le Gard. #narcobanditisme ⁦@PG_CA_Nimes⁩ ⁦@ProcureureNIMES⁩ ⁦@Prefet30⁩ pic.twitter.com/ShdkSPxPWq

— hocine rouagdia (@hocinerouagdia) May 15, 2024

After multiple operations carried out in April and May by the gendarmerie and the police, Cécile Gensac established a  first assessment of the arrests carried out in Gard. The prosecutor of the Republic of Nîmes  explains that the operations "net place" initiated by the Ministry of the Interior made it possible to have reinforcements on the arrest systems but that these cases were in the maturation phase. The head of the Nîmes public prosecutor's office indicates that these investigations were handled upstream of the XXL operations and that justice   and the investigation services worked before, during and  will continue afterwards.

#Nîmes la procureur de la République fait le point 2) sur les opérations d’interpellations liées au narco banditisme ⁦@Prefet30⁩ ⁦@PoliceNat30⁩ ⁦@ProcureureNIMES⁩ ⁦@PG_CA_Nimes⁩ pic.twitter.com/Viac24XsOr

— hocine rouagdia (@hocinerouagdia) May 15, 2024

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