Invited in the diary of Wendy Bouchard on Europe 1, Noam Anouar, union representative VIGI Police and author of France must know & nbsp; (editions Plon), reacts on the knife attack that killed Thursday four officials & nbsp; in the prefecture police station. He claims that the institution has denied the radicalization of the assailant.
Invited in the diary of Wendy Bouchard on Europe 1, Noam Anouar, union delegate VIGI Police and author of France must know (editions Plon), reacts on the knife attack that killed Thursday four officials at the Paris police headquarters . He claims that the institution has denied the radicalization of the assailant. INTERVIEW
Noam Anouar, union delegate VIGI Police and author of France must know (Plon editions), reacts to the microphone of Europe 1 on the knife attack that killed Thursday four officials at the Paris police headquarters. He claims that the institution "tried to hide the attitude of radicalization" of the attacker.
"We wanted to force our hand to point us towards the path of madness, when it was a deliberate act with a terrorist vocation," he laments. "Some of my colleagues have been pressured."
