Question 16891 — drugs

Summary

Ms. Catherine Jaouen draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior and Overseas Territories to the fight against drug trafficking. The arrest of gang leader Yoda, in cooperation with Moroccan authorities, is proof that the problem of drug trafficking must be addressed internationally. Since the “Stup Plan” of September 2019, a general feeling of absence of planning in the fight against drug trafficking has taken hold of the population. The explosion of violence, coupled with the pessimistic observations of several observers, suggest that the situation is spiraling out of control. Minors as young as 13 are now hired by these gangs as killers. These gangs have taken over entire neighborhoods, now lawless zones. In Vaucluse, from 2017 to 2022, this drug trafficking increased by 77% and in the space of barely one year, this Traffic increased by an additional 17%. Vaucluse and more particularly Avignon, already known to law enforcement as a hub for this trafficking, experienced a sudden outbreak of violence following the “Place Net” operation initiated in Marseille. Thus, both the city center and the outskirts of Avignon were repeatedly fired upon by Kalashnikovs. Despite the redoubled efforts of the police - Mrs. MP also takes advantage of this question to salute the action on the ground of the new prefect of Vaucluse -, limiting this fight to the national territory alone seems insufficient to ensure an effective response to this scourge. She asks him if his sporadic actions of deploying police forces are part of a national, or even international, plan that he would have put in place in order to definitively put an end to the action of these sellers of dead.

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