Raid Prox Brings Police and Middle Schoolers Together in Claye-Souilly

A day of sports workshops and awareness activities strengthened dialogue between young people and law enforcement.

Generic image of a boxing initiation in a gymnasium.
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Generic image of a boxing initiation in a gymnasium.

Last week, fourth-grade students from Les Tilleuls and Parc des Tourelles middle schools in Claye-Souilly participated in Raid Prox, a day of prevention and encounters with volunteer police officers.

Throughout the day, the middle schoolers discovered various fun and educational workshops. Activities included an introduction to boxing, a skills course, a look at police equipment and defense techniques, awareness sessions on the dangers of alcohol and drugs, and first aid training.
Beyond the activities, this event primarily served to foster dialogue between the youth and law enforcement in a friendly atmosphere conducive to exchange. Jean-Luc Servieres, Mayor of Claye-Souilly, Julien Boussange, First Deputy Mayor, and Christine Poulain, Deputy Mayor for School Affairs and Childhood, were also present to observe the workshops and interact with participants.
A special thank you was extended to Patrick Lisai, Director of Security and Prevention, for organizing this day as part of the CLSPD. The volunteer police officers from the Raid Aventure association, the Municipal Police, the National Police, and the two local middle schools were also recognized for their mobilization and commitment to the youth.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Claye-Souilly (15/10/2026)