In Popular Culture
- Books in French language:
- José Nicolas, GIPN, Groupe d'Intervention de la Police Nationale, L'instantané, 2005 (ISBN 2-914720-12-2)
- Bruno Bosilo, Jean-François Guiot, José Nicolas and Philippe Poulet, GIPN, Les Groupes d'intervention de la police nationale, Mission Spéciale Production, 2005 (ISBN 2-916357-01-7)
- Written mass-media in French language:
- Lyon GIPN, article published in RAIDS magazine, n°148, September 1998;
- Marseille GIPN, article published in RAIDS magazine, n°225, February 2005;
- Marseille GIPN, article published in Commando magazine, n°16;
- GIPN - Les Groupes d'intervention de la Police nationale(French National Police Intervention Groups), article published in Commando magazine, n°21, February- March 2005;
- Action G.I.P.N., article published in Pro-Sécurité magazine, n°29, July- August 2005;
- Lille GIPN, article published in Missions 112 magazine, n°4, October 2005;
- Les GIPN, une force dissuasive (G.I.P.N., a deterrent force), article published in Police Pro magazine, n°2, April- March 2007.
- Documentaries:
- « Cobra 13 », documentary on G.I.P.N. Marseille directed by Olivier Baudry and broadcasted on 3 October 2001, (France 3, Des racines et des ailes - Roots and wings);
- « GIPN, les hommes du dernier recours », documentary on GIPN Nice directed by Nicolas Moscara and broadcasted in 2003 on TF1, (Le Droit de savoir - The right to know);
- « GIPN, dans le secret des hommes d'action » (G.I.P.N., the secret of action men), documentary on GIPN Bordeaux directed by Claire Perdrix and David Geoffrion, broadcasted in 2005 on TF1, (Le Droit de savoir - The right to know);
- « Agressions, braquages, drogue : six mois avec les flics du GIPN » (Aggressions, Robberies, Drugs: Six Months With G.I.P.N.'s Cops), documentary on GIPN Lille, broadcasted in 2010 on TF1, (Appels d'urgence - Emergency calls).
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