The French government tries to limit the scandal involving the security of Macron

<img src = "https://abrilexame.files.wordpress.com/2017/08/macron1.jpg" clbad = "abril-image optimized lazyload" abril-data-id = "3009214" sizes = "(min-width: 991px) 680px , (max-width: 420px) 420px, (max-width: 360px) 360px, "srcset =" https://abrilexame.files.wordpress.com/2017/08/macron1.jpg?quality=70&strip=info&resize=680,453 68 0w, https://abrilexame.files.wordpress.com/2017/08/macron1.jpg?quality=70&strip=all&resize=420,280 420w, https://abrilexame.files.wordpress.com/2017/08/macron1.jpg ? quality = 70 & strip = all & resize = 360,240 360w, "alt =" Emmanuel Macron, President of France "title =" Emmanuel Macron, (19459014) France attempted to limit Thursday the scandal involving one of the perpetrators of the security of the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron, who badaulted a

Prime Minister Edouard Philippe, who describes as "shocking" the violent behavior of the security agent Alexandre Benalla, says that the government is "determined" to do everything possible to ensure that the preliminary inquiry opened today by the Paris prosecutor office clarifies all the facts.

Philip reacted to critics of the opposition in the control of the government in the Senate, mainly because the Eliseu Palace did not inform Justice of the facts in which Benalla was involved, which he knew before the disclosure of a video of the event pbaded last night in the site of the newspaper "The World" [19659008"Thecaseisnowbetweenthehandsofthejudgeasthecourtroomshouldbe"declaredthefirstMinisterwhoaddedthatitwasanindepthinvestigationto"alltheconvictions"

Philippe had previously defended the decision of the presidency, which limited itself to punishing Benalla with a suspension of his duties and his salary for 15 days before being filed as Macron's travel security officer.

The Prime Minister reiterated that in the May 1 police action, Macron's collaborator was only a "guest" of the forces of order and "in no way , for a mission for which he had been appointed ".

The Interior Minister, Gerard Collomb, that Benalla and Vincent Crase, a security official of the presidential party who had worked for the Elysee, had been "authorized" to attend the demonstration of the May 1 as "observers", but "without any legitimacy to intervene."

Collomb condemned "unambiguously an unacceptable act" that "harms" the action of the shock troops of the police, and therefore stated that he had requested an internal investigation on the national police.

Using a police bracelet and helmet without being part of the corporation, the National Police officers allowed him to badault a protester without any reaction.

The leader of the radical left, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, asked the president if it had anything to do with Benalla's presence in this incident or, if he did not know, about his To excuse and condemn it.

In one case, Mélenchon pointed out that "the authority of the state was so strongly committed that the sanction had to be exemplary."

The video of the badault was recorded by activists from his party, France Insubmissa, who leaked the same in networks on May 1, but, at the time, presented the footage as a case of police violence, because they did not recognize that the officer in question was not a policeman but Benalla.