Life as a double agent: “It’s adrenaline with a capital A.”

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Jean-Francois Guerin met him as part of the program “Dossiers en cours” on LCN.

“I always wanted to be a double agent,” admits Pat Bee, a former SPVM double agent.

“It’s a world of criminals that you encounter, you use the services of organized crime, but you’re not a criminal.”

He realizes that to do the job you must have a certain type of personality; “You have to be an actor, yeah. It’s adrenaline with a capital ‘A’.”

“There are always scenarios, Plan A and Plan B, but sometimes we go to Plan C. You follow your own scenario because there are people [de ton équipe] Who are watching you outside. You can’t deviate from that; We must allow them to do their job well.

The former double agent says he asked himself on several occasions during his career: “Do I insist on this or do I get out of here as quickly as possible?”

“In the 1980s, we left, and there was only two of us. We had a grocery list. We came home, and the list was on the desk. It was rock, paper, scissors, go buy [la drogue] there. “The situation has changed now,” he says. “The police have trained and are surrounded.”

“When you have confidence in your team, you will go anywhere,” says Pat Bee.

Watch the full interview in the video above.