Hoymille: Constable spied his girlfriends with a … – La Voix du Nord

It is almost midnight when Jean-Jacques, gendarme, across the street from his ex-girlfriend, Isabella, on the night of 5 to 6 May 2013. What was he doing there? Inspection: “ There had been burglaries in the area ,” he said Monday the court of Dunkirk. It was however not on duty that night. Near the isolated house of his former girlfriend, he meets a suspicious vehicle that judge – “ he had nothing to do there .” Jean-Jacques noted the license plate and returned to the barracks.

What he does not say is that the car owner is none other than Bertrand, the new boyfriend of Isabelle, who spent the night at her. Is it jealousy or sense of duty that Jean-Jacques looking for information on him, thanks to operational police file?

There he flabbergasted. The new boyfriend is suspected of car traffic based on file elements. Jean-Jacques calls his ex several times, supposedly to prevent it, and multiplies the SMS. He would have revealed everything to him then, although this is prohibited. The next morning, Bertrand found his windshield covered with glue. Coincidence? Isabelle subsequently ensures that Jean-Jacques was following a motorcycle.

It was not the first time

During the first six months of 2013, the policeman would be a little abused gendarmerie files for information on the background of his conquests, past and present. Isabelle before there was Sophie, Christelle, Mary and Cecilia. All complained of intrusive attitude of the policeman, met via dating sites. “ I wanted to know who I had to do ,” admitted the accused during the investigation. At the hearing, it was not the same version, “ We had a new software and to verify that it works, you had to enter the name of a person. Often I entered the name of a girlfriend. But this is the first that came to mind, just , “he said.

The argument did not convince, Jean-Jacques was sentenced to eight month suspended prison sentence for embezzling and disclosing personal data. He will also take care and not be able to contact his victims for 18 months. In 2009, he had already been sentenced to four months suspended sentence for assault on his wife. Since this new case, Jean-Jacques, first suspended, resumed its activity in the Pas-de-Calais, with a punctured salary.