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Ondra Černý, who stated that he is studying for a master's program in public law in France and is also dealing with internal security law, explained the differences between three French security components. According to him, the municipal police fall under the mayor and focus mainly on local order, prevention, supervision, and handling misdemeanors. He does not believe they are primarily intended to suppress large-scale violent riots. Černý wrote that municipal police officers may face hundreds of aggressive individuals during violent demonstrations and typically lack the training, equipment, or manpower of specialized state units. Therefore, he described their retreat as a possible security necessity, not necessarily cowardice. He stated that the national police fall under the Ministry of the Interior and that its CRS units are trained for interventions during large demonstrations. He characterized the gendarmerie as an armed force of a military nature; its mobile units intervene during riots and also use Centaure armored vehicles. He described the CRS and mobile gendarmerie as the backbone of the French system for managing large demonstrations. He added that the municipal police cannot conduct general identity checks based solely on suspicion, but they can do so when dealing with legally defined offenses. If a person refuses to cooperate, according to him, the municipal police officer must contact the relevant officer from the national police or gendarmerie. Černý also mentioned that in France there are joint workspaces and coordinated patrols of municipal and national police, aimed at improving cooperation and information sharing; however, he noted that a joint workspace does not mean the same powers. #Francie #veřejnéprávo #bezpečnost (translated)

The author claimed that the conditions for activating Article 16 were gradually being met and accused Emmanuel Macron of rejoicing in a situation that would allow him to remain in power. He also argued that the powerlessness of the police and gendarmerie had been organized by people he referred to as traitors. https://t.co/DZ3TGBYF9G #Macron #manifestation #politique #FR (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)

As the demonstration on October 17 approaches, the Minister of the Interior announced that police and gendarmerie forces would be authorized to use all intermediate weapons, including stun grenades, in anticipation of a significant mobilization. #Manifestation #GrenadeAssourdissante #Police (translated)

The author of the message indicated that two gendarmes from the GIGN had been seriously injured by gunfire during an operation in Guadeloupe. He sent his thoughts to the soldiers, their families, and their comrades, wished them a speedy recovery, and expressed his support for the Gendarmerie forces. https://t.co/oWw4tYIAXo #Gendarmerie #Solidarité #Guadeloupe #GP (translated)

The author reported that a high-ranking official from the gendarmerie revealed that nearly 80% of the French had their data for sale on the darknet following hacks, including their postal addresses, phone numbers, emails, and health data. https://t.co/IlVN7uXzUf #darknet #sécurité #piratage #FR (translated)

The article reports the poignant testimony of a former police officer who denounces the humiliations and psychological harassment he suffered from his superiors, even mentioning the threat of suicide in response to this suffering. #Harcèlement #Gendarmerie #SantéMentale (translated)