Suffering from stiff man syndrome, the police officer exempt from uniform says he is harassed by his hierarchy

Within the staff of the border police (PAF) at the Gare du Nord in Paris, he has the reputation of being “a Swiss army knife”: a veteran familiar with all the procedures, on whom one can always to lean on. But for the past few months, however, Réginal P. has above all the impression of having turned into a “mop”, sidelined by a hierarchy determined to do without him, at any price. Considering himself the victim of multiple bullying and vexations, this peacekeeper has just filed a complaint with the Paris court for “moral harassment” and “discrimination due to a state of health”.