Christian Jacob deplores the “silence” of the Prime minister who, according to him, “sounds like an admission of impotence guilty” in the face of the riots that have proliferated in Dijon as in Nice.
In the Face of the brawls, violent rise in Dijon and Nice, the right wants to climb up to the niche. The chairman of the Republican Christian Jacob has written on Tuesday to the Prime minister asking him to “reaffirm unambiguously” support the forces of order and “finally take strong measures” in the face of the”explosion of violence in several neighbourhoods”.
“These harsh images, in Dijon and Nice, on the bottom of communitarianism, deleterious, show individuals wearing balaclavas, carrying heavy weapons, spreading terror and imposing their law in the greater impunity,” says the mp, the LR of Seine-et-Marne, in this letter to Édouard Philippe.
“Admission of impotence guilty”
“At a time when our country is going through a crisis unprecedented, we can only add to a climate combining the division of chaos”, he adds, while the prefecture of Côte-d’or is shaken by tensions on the bottom of punitive expeditions from the weekend.
A shooting in a neighborhood of Nice rotting with drug trafficking has also made three wounded in the night from Sunday to Monday, a few days after other incidents by weapon and firearm.
Christian Jacob deplores the “silence” of the Prime minister who, according to him, “sounds like a confession of powerlessness, guilty”. “You have to reaffirm unambiguously your full support to our security forces”, he adds.
“Suspension of social aids”
The Republicans call it “solemnly” to the Prime minister to “give an answer to the height of the issues” and to “finally take strong measures,” adds the letter, which refers to an “expulsion of aliens in the origin of these excesses”, of “imprisonment” best, the “suspension of social aids for troublemakers”.
“Your mobilization for the campaign municipal in le Havre does not exonerate you in any of your role as a guarantor of the safety of our citizens and national cohesion,” says Christian Jacob, in a pique to the regular presence of the Prime minister in his fief of le Havre, in particular these last two weekends.
But “our political family, cannot bring himself to see the values of the Republic is mocked and the public authority thus trampled on,” concludes the president of LR.
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