Four Police Vehicles Torched in Cavaillon Following Anti-Drug Raid
In an apparent act of retaliation, police cars were set on fire in Cavaillon after a major crackdown on drug trafficking, prompting heightened security measures.
- The incident occurred early Wednesday morning outside the Cavaillon police station, with no injuries reported.
- The fires are believed to be in response to a recent anti-drug operation that led to multiple arrests and significant drug seizures.
- Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau has pledged to intensify efforts against organized crime and sent additional security forces to the area.
- Authorities have launched an investigation into the attack, which could result in up to 20 years of imprisonment for those responsible.
- The attack underscores ongoing tensions in regions plagued by drug-related violence, with local officials emphasizing the need for continued law enforcement action.