The Pope's Visit, a Work of "Watchmaking" for the Police Prefect
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Fourteen thousand police, gendarmes and soldiers of Operation Sentinel will be mobilized on the first day and 12,000 the following day, according to Patrice Faure, who promises to ensure maximum security while minimizing the constraints for Parisians.
"There is no religion when it comes to exercising our absolute mission: to protect our fellow citizens," he says in a Friday interview given to the AFP. "The aim of the police prefecture (PP) is to allow the public to take full advantage of these moments and to welcome with pride the sovereign pontiff and at the same time limit the duration of the constraints" during this visit on 25 and 26 September, sums up the prefect. The PP is accustomed to…
Paris Police Prefect Patrice Faure announced on Friday that 14,000 officers will be mobilized to ensure security in the capital on September 25, the day Pope Leo XIV arrives. On the second day of the visit, Saturday, September 26, the number will rise to 12,000.
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