Question 13324 — public order

Summary

Mr. Alexandre Allegret-Pilot draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the death of Quentin Deranque, killed on February 14, 2026 in Lyon during a collective attack. Several people have been arrested and a judicial investigation has been opened for intentional homicide, aggravated violence, violence in a meeting and complicity in murder by instigation. This crime takes place in a context marked by repeated violence attributable to movements structured far-left groups, some of which involve recourse to political violence. Groups such as the Young Guard have already been the subject of administrative dissolutions, without these measures having prevented the rapid reconstitution of similar structures, sometimes composed of the same individuals and using the same operating methods. This situation questions the real effectiveness of dissolution procedures when they do not are accompanied neither by systematic individual criminal prosecutions, nor by dissuasive sanctions against the perpetrators and instigators of violence. In this context, he asks whether a recent and specific evaluation of the effectiveness of administrative dissolutions targeting violent far-left groups has been carried out; if the Government considers that the current legal framework effectively makes it possible to prevent the reconstitution of these groups and what measures are envisaged to guarantee that individual criminal responsibilities, including in matters of instigation and complicity, are effectively sought and punished.

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