Antimafia: when the State advocates "the culture of reporting" with its agents in Corsica

“There are around twenty criminal gangs in Corsica according to Sirasco, which is an intelligence service of the judicial police, perhaps some of you have had access to this leaked document, with marked geographic locations and antagonisms between clans, as evidenced by the war in Central Corsica between the Mattei and the Costa. It was in this context that young Chloé, who had nothing to do with organized crime, was killed.”

Sitting in the Claude-Erignac room of the Lantivy Palace, in Ajaccio, around fifty agents from the general secretariat of the Corsica-du-Sud prefecture (delivery of regulatory titles, application of administrative police regulations, administrative control of local authorities, respect for Lois…), listen attentively to the presentation by Arnaud Vieules, coordinator of security services in Corsica, former member of the RG* and the DGSI* and charged, at his request, by the regional prefect with training a thousand civil servants in the fight against the mafia.