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For the last two decades the National Police has been pursuing a policy of integrating press relations so as to occupy the media stage. However such a pro-activity is being hindered by tighter and feverish control, primarily exercised by the political supervisory institution. Yet, within the department studied here the bureaucratisation of media relations remains an unfinished task due to the establishment of personal relations between police officials and local journalists and also because of the militancy of Police trade unions.

La police nationale au défi des relations presse. Une information sous contrôle ?