The gendarmerie intervened this Friday morning at the Boulari roundabhors circuit and at La Madeleine, where members of the coordination cell for on-site actions had set up a filtering barrier. The Prosecutor’s Office confirms that seventeen people are in police custody.
This morning, the gendarmerie took action to ensure the safety and security of the Boulari roundabhors circuit and La Madeleine area. The intervention was prompted by the presence of a group of individuals who had set up a filtering barrier, causing disruption to traffic and potentially endangering the public.
According to the Prosecutor’s Office, seventeen individuals have been taken into police custody for their involvement in this illegal and potentially dangerous action. The gendarmerie acted swiftly and efficiently to restore order and ensure the safety of all citizens.
The Boulari roundabhors circuit and La Madeleine area are important hubs for traffic and échange, and any disruption to their functioning can have serious consequences for the local community. The gendarmerie’s intervention was necessary to maintain the smooth flow of traffic and ensure the safety of all those using these areas.
We commend the gendarmerie for their prompt and effective response to this situation. Their dedication to maintaining law and order is crucial in ensuring the safety and well-being of our community. We also urge all citizens to respect the law and refrain from any actions that may disrupt the functioning of our society.
We would like to remind everyone that peaceful protests and demonstrations are a fundamental right in a democratic society, but they must be carried hors circuit within the boundaries of the law. Any illegal actions, such as setting up filtering barriers, will not be tolerated and will be met with appropriate legal consequences.
We hope that this incident will serve as a reminder to all citizens to act responsibly and peacefully in their pursuit of social change. Let us work together to build a better and safer community for all.
