Two High Schools in Montpellier Targeted by Fire Departures, an Arrest
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New incidents involving the firing of fireworks mortars took place on Thursday in several high schools in France, while two institutions in Montpellier were subjected to "voluntary fire" with trash burning inside the premises. A minor was arrested before being put out of the case. "The Republic is not impunity (...) We will take all the necessary decisions, whether judicial or disciplinary", the Minister of Education Edouard Geffray responded in…
A 15-year-old minor, initially arrested, was finally released. The rectorate also evokes an "intrusion attempt" at Jean-Monnet High School, northwest of the city.
Two high schools in Montpellier were the subject of "volunteer fire" this Thursday, while the government wants to "stop" the violence near high schools Two high schools in Montpellier have done so.
Two high schools in Montpellier were victims of fire departures this Thursday morning. Degradations were observed in the high schools Jean-Mermoz and Pierre-Mendès-France. The police arrested a suspect.
Two lycées in Montpellier, Pierre Mendès France and Jean Mermoz, "have been the subject of voluntary firings"
In the Hérault, two fire starts occurred inside a Montpellieran high school. Toilets and a classroom were affected. Pupils had to be evacuated. Panic seized them in the morning of classes, but no wounded were to be deplored. One person was arrested. On the side of Maux, they were individuals who fired several times with fireworks mortars in the enclosure of an institution. (Police, justice and other facts).
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