Question 15060 — places of deprivation of liberty

Summary

Mr. Julien Rancoule draws the attention of Mr. Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, to the increase in deliveries of prohibited objects by drones within the Carcassonne remand center. This establishment is in fact regularly confronted with illicit introductions of narcotics, mobile phones and other prohibited objects by air, carried out using drones. These operations sometimes take place in full view of prison staff, who do not have the appropriate technical means to prevent them, generating a deep feeling of helplessness and a deterioration of security conditions within the establishment. Beyond the case of Carcassonne, this phenomenon affects all penitentiary establishments in the national territory. However, the control mechanisms still remain insufficiently deployed. By the end of 2024, only a third of these establishments were equipped with appropriate protection devices, in particular anti-drone nets, yet identified as a concrete solution making it possible to effectively hinder these deliveries. Faced with a now well-identified threat, the lack of widespread use of this equipment raises questions about the strategy implemented by the State to guarantee the security of penitentiary establishments and the proper exercise of the missions of the prison. staff. In this context, he asks what concrete measures the Government intends to take to secure the Carcassonne remand center in the face of these intrusions by drones and if it is considering the rapid generalization of devices such as anti-drone nets in all establishments in the national territory.

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