by Philippe Vénère · M. Milo · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782353410958
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«Les flics, sont-ils devenus incompétents?» is Philippe Vénère's essay on the French police, published by Max Milo in 2010 (249 pages, in French).
Commissioner Philippe Vénère, with over 40,000 arrests behind him, recounts life in French police stations: civil disobedience, abuses during arrests and real cases. He denounces the excesses of garde à vue and presents the book as a manual of resistance for knowing one's rights before authority.
Published in 2010 in France, in French. The cover bears the subtitle «Le commissaire aux 40 000 gardes à vue passe aux aveux».
For non-fiction readers interested in law, civil rights and the inner workings of the French police.
