Michèle Picard demands resources from the State
The day after the burst of gunfire which rang out on the night of Saturday December 27 on the Minguettes plateau, the mayor (PCF) of Vénissieux, Michèle Picard, deplored an “intolerable and deeply worrying situation”. In a press release, the councilor indicates that projectiles reached apartments. “By miracle, no injuries were reported. »
Faced with this “rise in power of drug trafficking and the trivialization of the use of weapons of war in urban areas”, the first Venice magistrate notes bitterly that the means deployed “are no longer enough to sustainably stem this phenomenon”.
Therefore, the 58-year-old elected official calls on the State to “fully assume its sovereign responsibilities”. Michèle Picard attests: “For several months, and on multiple occasions, I have alerted successive Ministers of the Interior and the competent authorities in order to obtain human, material and legal reinforcements adapted to the seriousness of the situation. »
On Come to Vénissieux to see for yourself the inability of the security forces to accomplish their missions. »