Grenoble Violence Prompts Interior Minister to Propose Overhaul of Crime Strategy

Following a grenade attack that injured 15, Bruno Retailleau outlines measures to combat organized crime and narcotrafficking.

A grenade attack in Grenoble on February 12 left 15 people injured, highlighting escalating violence in the city.
Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau visited Grenoble to announce a new anti-crime strategy, including a proposed national anti-organized crime prosecutor's office.
Retailleau criticized Grenoble's mayor, Éric Piolle, for perceived inaction and ideological resistance to addressing the city's crime issues.
The proposed strategy emphasizes restoring public order and restructuring crime-fighting efforts nationwide.
Grenoble residents and officials express hope for concrete actions rather than rhetoric to address the city's growing security crisis.