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Mr. Aly Diouara questions the Minister of the Interior about the serious racist violence alleged against several members of the Seine-Saint-Denis security and intervention company (CSI 93), already questioned on numerous occasions and presented by the Human Rights League as a “structurally adrift” unit. According to several press revelations and complaints filed before the Bobigny public prosecutor's office, two people, including a 15-year-old minor, were allegedly victims on September 12, 2025 of particularly serious violence committed by agents of CSI 93: repeated blows “with protective gloves”, baton blows to the face in a van, use of a metal tear gas bomb as a blunt weapon and deliberate humiliation, in particular injunctions to “imitate animal noises” after each blow. The lawyer of the The young boy's family filed a complaint for "acts of torture and barbarity", highlighting the desire for humiliation and the duration of the abuse. A separate complaint was filed for similar facts by another 24-year-old young man, also an alleged victim of violence and a deliberate collision with a police motorcycle. However, CSI 93 is already a heavily tainted unit: several of its members were sentenced in June 2023 for false reports and willful violence, others in 2025 for violence and forgery of public documents. Promised for dissolution by the former Paris police prefect Didier Lallement, it was finally reorganized and placed under the authority of the Paris CSI, without its structural drift appearing to have been corrected. The LDH is now demanding its outright dismantling. Furthermore, according to a report published by the NGO A blatant denial, violence committed by people holding public authority would have increased by nearly 60% between 2016 and 2024, even though the IGPN's workforce is decreasing. To date, the general inspectorate has not been informed of these new facts, according to the minor's family, which raises questions about the effective control mechanisms. Beyond the individual facts, these undeniably racist cases reveal a structural problem within the CSI 93. For several years, investigations, convictions and reports have followed one another without the decided reorganizations having made it possible to curb clearly entrenched practices. If individual sanctions are obviously essential, they cannot be sufficient to deal with a systemic dysfunction, which raises the question of the very maintenance of this unity and the manifest incapacity of its frameworks to prevent structurally racist and violent excesses. The dissolution of this company must therefore be on the agenda. Faced with these particularly serious elements, he asks what immediate measures have been taken to suspend the agents involved, preserve the evidence and guarantee the independence of the investigation; whether the IGPN has been seized or whether it will be seized without delay; how the Government justifies the maintaining in activity a unit whose structural dangerousness has been documented for several years; whether he finally intends to dissolve CSI 93, as was initially announced and what guarantees he intends to provide to ensure the protection of minors, the democratic control of internal security forces and the fight against violence and racist excesses within the police.

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