In France, drug-related violence has escalated dramatically in the past year, resulting in over 110 deaths. This has prompted cities like Limoges, Nimes, and Béziers to impose curfews on minors amid incidents of urban guerrilla warfare connected to drug trafficking. As the right-wing party aims to take control of major French cities in the upcoming municipal elections, the issue of security has become a pivotal concern for voters, highlighted by recent large-scale anti-drug operations in Marseille. The French populace is deeply affected by these issues, as evidenced by their participation in the March 15 protests, reflecting growing fears concerning public safety in the wake of significant drug operations. The alarming reports from the Antinarcotics Office warn of a potential