This Thursday, June 9, the Senate heard Didier Lallement, prefect of police, speak about the events at Stade de France, during the final between Real Madrid and Liverpool. After being asked by Marie-Pierre de La Gontrie (Socialist Senator), what consequences he had drawn from it "personally", Didier Lallement became angry and replied: "What's your problem?" ".
Enjoy a lively exchange in the video below.
He was told by the prefect of police that he could be fired overnight and that it was open to him to feel what he wanted. Twelve days after the events that marred the Champions League final at Stade de France, he admitted to "a failure" at the beginning of the hearing. He said that tear gas was used by law enforcement to "push a crowd back, except to charge them. And I believe it would have been a huge mistake to charge people."
