Disaster Flea infestation closed down Paris police station - France worse than 14 Branchland Court

Flea 'invasion' forces Paris police station to close

The building in the 19th district of the French capital will shut for two days as experts attempt to kill the fleas.

news.sky.com

An outbreak of fleas has led to the closure of a Paris police station after officers complained they were being bitten and the parasites were "contaminating" their homes.
A police union said officials had not properly dealt with the outbreak - which reportedly began a few weeks ago - and that working conditions were deplorable.

"EMPLOYMENT EVACUATION! For many days, officials of the CP19 are undergoing a flea invasion that generates conditions of work NOT PERMISSIBLE !!!", the Alliance union tweeted.
Their demand to shut the police station for a complete disinfection has now been heeded.
Le Parisien reports that pest control experts will enter the building on Monday and Tuesday to kill off the fleas.

Many staff at the station - in the city's 19th arrondissement - had been bitten and the police union said some had "brought back (the fleas) to their homes thus contaminating the family unit".

Union officials said they would raise the issue during a meeting with interior minister Christophe Castaner on Monday.
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[Azovka]

So was it Muzzies, or have the GJ discovered a new tactic?

Given the district, most likely immigrants. The Yellow Vests never even stepped foot in there since the beginning of the protests. That’s how bad it is.

 

[Ledian]

It's really sad to see grand cities like London and Paris fall to levels where they match New York and Chicago in the magnitude of decay. They have a ways to go when it comes to crime but at the rate they're heading, that may be true as well in the next 10 years or so.