Stade de France: "Part of the footage was deleted, but not all of it" (Sylvie Charles, Transilien)

"Usually, video surveillance images are kept for 72 hours for storage reasons. In this particular case, as we had an incident at the station in Saint-Denis, the Sûreté ferroviaire (Rail Security) blocked them, as they can be kept for up to 30 days. On 01/06/2022, the Sûreté ferroviaire received a call from the Territorial Transport Brigade asking to block images. Part of the footage at Plaine Saint-Denis (neighborhood in Saint-Denis) was deleted, but not all of it (most of the images were kept at the station)," declared Sylvie Charles, director of Transilien (SNCF branch responsible for suburban trains in the Paris region), at the French Senate on 14/06/2022.

Sylvie Charles was interviewed with Christophe Fanichet, CEO of SNCF Voyageurs, as well as two RATP representatives, Philippe Martin, executive vice-president for transport and maintenance operations, and Jérôme Harnois, director in charge of crisis preparation, security issues, compliance and institutional affairs, by the Senate's Culture Committee and Law Committee concerning the incidents that occurred around the Stade de…