This is a strong position of the president of the Republic. After having praised the stimulus plan of "history" of the european Union, Emmanuel Macron spoke on a national subject. Asked by Julien Arnaud in the 20 hours of TF1, he was assured that he would be "intransigent" on antisocial behaviour, with respect to the particular law enforcement and firefighters so that they do not become "a habit". "We can't accept and I won't accept in our country that these anti-social behaviour to become a habit : security in everyday life, it is this that ensures the public order, the republican order, that is to say, true freedom in our society and, therefore, on this point, we will be intractable," said the president of the Republic.
"I have always said and I repeat it with firmness, it is zero tolerance. Any person who wears precisely the republican authority, any person who belongs to our internal security forces or which is to be used, firefighters, as caregivers, ( ... ) deserves respect and we do not tolerate difference," added the head of State. The president has promised to "strengthen equipment" and the "political cover", and assured that he would take "all appropriate measures to ensure that the judicial response is quick and to the appointment of such anti-social behaviour". "This is not just an immediate response that is needed is a change of state of deep mind", he stressed.
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A firefighter wounded by a ball
The death of a bus driver in Bayonne under the blows of the travellers had caused outrage in the political world, and generated the visit of two ministers-Transport and Interior. The government, as opposition, was also sentenced with strength last week the shot that had injured a firefighter in intervention in Essonne, a "first intolerable," according to the profession. The Prime minister, Jean Castex, who has made the assault of firmness on the subject of security in its policy statement on July 15, had complained of a "crime, abject".
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