Monein: a good record for the gendarmes

During the assessment, he highlighted a considerable drop in delinquency in the Monein sector. “It’s very good but I am demanding, we must do even better in 2025.” Comments approved by Major Frédéric Barthe-Lapeyrigne, commander of the brigade community.

“Writing and formatting all the reports takes time but we see that the pending files are fewer and fewer, but this does not prevent the gendarmes from being on the ground. The missions are numerous and to reduce delinquency even further, it is a question of increasing road checks, alcohol screening or even a new scourge, from which no municipality escapes today, drugs. I therefore ask you to be vigilant,” continued the squadron leader.

Objectives for 2025

“There are sometimes events which end quickly and well thanks to the efficiency of the gendarmes who, with the support of the helicopter, quickly located a person reported missing in the commune of Préchacq-Navarrenx. » He also recalled the support of the company's other brigades for greater efficiency.

Major Frédéric Barthe-Lapeyrigne for the COB, chief warrant officer Fabrice Williot (Monein brigade) and warrant officer Ariane Dussy (Navarrenx brigade) took note of the 2025 objectives: reducing accidents through an increased presence on the roadside, but also burglaries when approaching local elected officials, domestic violence, alcohol and drugs. We also need to do prevention among the elderly. “You must facilitate exchanges with the mayors and elected officials of your municipalities to fight against scams, against illegal immigration and strengthen the presence of gendarmes on or near festivals. The roadmap is drawn for 2025.”

It was around a buffet that elected officials and gendarmes wished each other good luck for the year 2025.