France Charges Teen Shooter Citing Revenge for Bullying in School
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In the investigation into the adolescent accused of shooting a teacher and the principal of his establishment in Aubagne (Bouches-du-Rhône), it is reported on Thursday, 15 October, that another minor was arrested in the north four days after the incident. The suspect and the latter were apparently connected on social networks.
France charges teen shooter citing revenge for bullying in school
The French teenager, who carried out the attack on Monday using small hunting pellets in the southern town of Aubagne near Marseille, was charged and remanded in custody late on Wednesday. The incident, at a middle school for 11- to 15-years-olds, is not thought to have any link with ongoing high school protests nationwide to demand better learning conditions. During questioning, the suspect spoke of a "desire for revenge, due to bullying by tea…
This new arrest occurred after the 14-year-old student was placed in pre-trial detention, who shot and wounded a principal and a teacher.
A 13-year-old was arrested as part of the investigation into the shooting at the college of Aubagne, with a background of fascination for mass killings Another minor was placed in police custody.
A 13-year-old was arrested on Wednesday in northern France, suspected of links with the 14-year-old college student involved in the Aubagne shooting.
Another minor was placed in police custody on Wednesday on a letter rogatory from the anti-terrorist investigating judges seized following the shootings at the college in Aubagne, confirmed a judicial source at TF1/LCI. The investigations, "covered by secrecy, are ongoing", the same source adds. - Shots in a college in Aubagne: another minor placed in police custody (Police, justice and other facts).
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