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Matthieu Valet praised the RAID and the investigators of the anti-terrorism sub-directorate, whom he described as actively working to locate and apprehend those responsible for the vandalism in France. He indicated that an ultra-left militant, who is listed as S and already well-known, is suspected of having set fire to the town hall of Limoges. Valet believed that the statements made since the day before claiming that the ultra-left and extreme left were not involved could later be refuted. He added that the investigation should establish responsibilities and said he is waiting for the next developments. #RAID #antiterrorisme #justice (translated)

Matthieu Valet wrote that lawyer Seydi Ba had accused two motorcyclist police officers of theft in Limoges on October 17 and questioned the evidence on which this accusation was based. He deemed these comments serious and believed that a lawyer should measure their impact and show rigor. Valet called on the Limoges prosecutor's office and the national police to examine the statements and the actions to be taken in response. He also accused the far left of lying and said that the two police officers, like those risking their lives to protect the public, deserved respect. #Justice #Police #Accusations (translated)

Matthieu Valet wrote that in Limoges, a firefighter saved the tricolor flag during the fire at the town hall. He recalled that elders, police officers, gendarmes, and soldiers had shed their blood for this flag, and thanked the firefighter for his gesture. Valet added that the Republic was perhaps "on its knees," but not on the ground, and that it needed to be lifted up. #17octobre #France #République #Héros (translated)

Matthieu Valet praised the courage of police officers he described as isolated and cornered in the town hall of Limoges in the face of rioters. He stated that damage had been done outside and that municipal police cars were burning, comparing the scene to "The Walking Dead." According to him, the police held their ground and protected the area at the risk of their lives. He expressed his thanks and admiration for them. The video was credited to Jules Laurans. #Courage #Police #Limoges (translated)

Matthieu Valet reported that after a looting at Place Vendôme, a police motorcyclist transported an arrested person on his motorcycle. He stated that, in his opinion, no vehicle was available and that the police officers had to make do with what they had. He also expressed his pride in the police motorcyclists. #17octobre #police #Paris #motocycliste (translated)

Matthieu Valet mentioned Mélenchon's "trombone" and stated that a police officer was hit in the face with a paving stone on October 17 in Brest. He wrote that the officer fell despite his protective helmet and expressed his admiration and support for the police, believing that they risk their lives to protect the population. #Policier #Soutien #Respect (translated)

Matthieu Valet wrote that police cars narrowly avoided a serious accident while trying to avoid rioters. He felt that the police were no longer respected and that Emmanuel Macron's ten years in office had been challenging for police and gendarmerie officers. According to him, Macron would leave while law enforcement would still be faced with the disorder he would have left in the streets, and the task to be accomplished would be immense. #Police #France #EmmanuelMacron (translated)

Matthieu Valet asked the police prefect when the CRS 8, which he said was in Bièvres, would be deployed and when the Centaurs of the national gendarmerie would be engaged. He claimed that there were 44 in Satory. Referring to images of injured colleagues being carried by their comrades, he said it made his heart ache and praised their bravery in the face of thugs and the far left. He called for providing them with all the necessary means. #Sécurité #Police #Gendarmerie (translated)

Matthieu Valet described violent clashes at Place de la République in Paris, stating that pétanque balls, cobblestones, and mortars were used against riot police. He indicated that an injured police officer was evacuated by his colleagues at the end of the video. According to him, the water cannon deployed was ineffective as it was not used in conjunction with tear gas. He added that 44 Centaurs remained in Satory and that CRS 8 was in Bièvres, while the police on the ground were enduring attacks and a large portion of resources remained unused. #Paris #CRS #Manifestation (translated)

Matthieu Valet stated that a suspect accused of attacking police officers near the Gare du Nord in Paris had been apprehended in the act. He described the individual as hooded and masked, and presented him as ready to confront, adding that he had not seen the TGV approaching. He praised the police, whom he called a bulwark against a violent far-left that he accused of wanting to wreak havoc in France. #Police #Paris #France (translated)

Matthieu Valet wrote that Rayan PSN had boasted the day before in Paris and filmed himself claiming that they had not been arrested anywhere and had passed through customs without difficulty. He stated that the BAC of Créteil had intercepted him at night and that he was in police custody. Valet congratulated the police, believed that it was now up to the justice system to take action in the case, and added that a few nights in prison could, in his opinion, calm Rayan PSN. #Paris #Justice #Police (translated)

Matthieu Valet wrote that a 22-year-old police officer in Nantes, assigned to "rescue police," had died in the line of duty after being accidentally struck while trying to chase two suspects who had just vandalized a road safety vehicle. Despite the intervention of emergency services, the young officer could not be saved, he stated. Matthieu Valet said he was thinking of his family, loved ones, and colleagues in Nantes. He also praised the young people who chose to commit to the police and stated that the officer would not be forgotten. #Hommage #Policier #Sécurité (translated)

Matthieu Valet stated that the French loved police officers and gendarmes, and believed that this idea put LFI and the leftists in difficulty. For Saturday, October 17, he recommended that they remain cautious, maintain their solidarity, and look out for one another. He added that he would be by their side the following day to support them and hoped that they would all return unscathed. #Police #Fraternité #Soutien (translated)

Matthieu Valet described an image showing, according to him, an injured member of an intervention team being carried by his comrades as moving. He assured that the French supported them and praised their cohesion in the face of adversity and violence. He added that no comrade was left behind and thanked them for their courage and protection. #Solidarité #Courage #Français (translated)

Matthieu Valet wrote that vandals had taken action on Boulevard Saint-Michel in Paris, near the city hall. He claimed that the people visible in the images were masked and equipped with gloves and equipment, and estimated that this, in his opinion, bore the "signature of the far left." He also expressed his support for the police and praised a maneuver by a DOPC intervention company. #Paris #Protestation #Sécurité (translated)

Matthieu Valet accused Éric Dupond-Moretti of publishing a new book targeting Marine Le Pen, Jordan Bardella, and the National Rally. He questioned his record after four years in the Ministry of Justice, stating that police officers still did not see the effects of the simplification of criminal procedure on the ground and asking where the results were in terms of juvenile justice. Valet also criticized the former minister for giving lessons, believing that it was easier for him to attack the RN than to defend his record. #Justice #Politique #Économie (translated)

Matthieu Valet mentioned a refusal to comply in Charenton-le-Pont (94). He described the individuals involved as particularly dangerous and claimed that one of them had deliberately backed into a moving police car to escape the officers, risking running them over. He criticized left-wing individuals who often called for filming police interventions for not commenting on this incident, while he believed they regularly criticized the police. #Police #Violence #CharentonLePont (translated)

Matthieu Valet criticized on BFM TV an exchange with student Younès Dufresne, whom he presented as far-left. He wrote that the journalist had to remind the student several times to behave and reproached him for not referring to the people who had vandalized the university in Nantes as thugs and transformed it into a ZAD. Valet also claimed that stones had been gathered high near the windows to be thrown at the police, and he questioned the three-day delay before the university president requested the evacuation of the premises. He recalled that in 2022, she had written to students urging them to block Marine Le Pen in the second round of the presidential election. He concluded by stating that the perpetrators of the damage were vandalizing the places, that the police were being attacked, and that taxpayers were bearing the cost, adding that the French could no longer tolerate it. #France #Justice #Société (translated)

Matthieu Valet reported having debated on BFM TV with Elsa Marcel from Révolution permanente, a group he described as dangerous for the Republic. He said that his side would seek to dissolve the group and criticized it for presenting Hamas's actions as resistance, supporting individuals convicted for the assault of a police officer and the arson of a police car, and not condemning violence against law enforcement. Valet also accused the group of implicating police officers in violence against high school students. He claimed to have reframed Elsa Marcel despite her interruptions and believed that her anger showed she struggled with contradiction. He concluded that he would not let anything pass regarding hatred and violence towards police officers. #République #Dissolution #ExtrêmeGauche (translated)

Matthew Valet opposed the withdrawal of stun grenades, believing that the incident in Lens, where a young man lost a hand, did not justify disarming the police. He added that a police officer or gendarme could not be held responsible if someone picked up a grenade at the moment of its explosion. Referring to the events of the previous day at the Place de la Bastille, he claimed that the absence of grenades and LBD (flash-ball launchers) in the face of individuals determined to attack the police risked causing a "bloodbath." He questioned whether this would lead to more confrontations at close quarters and injuries. Valet stated that he felt Emmanuel Macron preferred to see a police officer hospitalized rather than a rioter imprisoned. He argued that disarming police officers exposed them to injury and reminded that they were parents wearing a uniform. He also criticized the Magistrates' Union, accusing it of complacency towards the far left. According to him, excusing violence contributed to its rooting in France. #sécurité #violence #police (translated)