A former investigator of the pimping brigade had been accused, in 2018, by a former informant of having given him money envelopes. Justice finally considered that it was an “instrumentalization”. A case of school on the possible drifts of relations between the police and the indications.
by
There is a little job in this case, named after a former commissioner of the “worldly” in Paris, unjustly questioned in the late 1980s. Jean-Luc Enriques, 58, investigator of The brigade of repression of the pimping of the judicial police (PJ) of Lyon, has just convinced the justice of its innocence, after four years of judicial education. After his indictment for “corruption”, “aggravated pimps”, “violation of professional secrecy”, “help with irregular stay” and “association of criminal”, the policeman has just obtained a complete dismissal from the judge of Marseille, where the file had been disoriented, for good administration of justice.
“The heritage investigations concerning Jean-Luc Enriques did not make it possible to highlight that it would have benefited from fundraising or any advantage, nothing in his lifestyle, his heritage or his activities allowed the ‘Objectify “, writes Judge Clara Grande, in her order made on Friday May 20, that Le Monde was able to consult. Accused of having received liquid envelopes, the former brigadier-chief managed to demonstrate the machination of a Moquerelle mother who had been her informant, with the impression of “coming back from hell”.
The case broke out in June 2018, when the Central Office for the Suppression of Human Being Traits dismantles a network of Nigerian Posting, led by the chief in France of Supreme Eiye Confraternity, a sect classified as a criminal organization international. The group is suspected of having about two hundred prostitutes work in vans, parked in the Gerland district of Lyon. With all the characteristics of networks from Nigeria, structured around mackerel mothers who mix rituals and physical violence to exercise their grip on young women indebted by their passage in Europe. In addition to the reimbursement of their debts, prostitutes must pay the organization, each week, 250 euros for the site of their van, 30 for the driver, 10 for petrol, and as much for parking.
Complex networks
Among the suspects arrested, Kate Imarhia, 32, alias “Mama Zion”, told investigators from the central office that she paid liquid silver envelopes, for at least 5,000 euros, to Jean- Luc enriques, in exchange for administrative aid in order to obtain stay titles for several prostitutes working for her. A driver of the organization confirms his remarks, specifying that he did not directly attend the supposed discounts. Several prostitutes indicate that they had to pay money to the pimps, with its promise to make them obtain a refugee status.
You have 44.52% of this article to read. The continuation is reserved for subscribers.