Rennes Mayor Calls for National Priority in Anti-Narcotics Fight Following Child Shooting
A five-year-old was critically injured in a drug-related shooting, prompting calls for enhanced national measures against organized crime.
- The incident occurred during a car chase linked to drug trafficking, leaving the child in critical condition.
- Mayor Nathalie Appéré advocates for a 'national anti-narcotics prosecutor's office' to combat rising organized crime.
- The shooting involved automatic gunfire targeting a vehicle in which the child was a passenger.
- Authorities have deployed specialized police forces to the affected areas, including the Maurepas district.
- Regular shootings in Rennes highlight the urgency for a coordinated national response to drug-related violence.