Louis Laugier Appointed Head of French National Police

The appointment was confirmed by the French government, succeeding Frédéric Veaux after his retirement.

Louis Laugier, previously the prefect of Isère, will lead the French National Police, comprising 152,000 officers.
Laugier's career began in the military, and he has extensive experience in administrative roles within the police and prefectural bodies.
His appointment was proposed by Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau and confirmed by President Emmanuel Macron.
Laugier has been recognized for his effective handling of narcotrafficking issues in Grenoble during his tenure as prefect.
Simultaneously, Hubert Bonneau has been appointed to head the Gendarmerie, replacing Christian Rodriguez.