US EditionFrench high school student kills one, injures three in Nantes stabbing attack
- A 15-year-old student stabbed fellow students at Notre-Dame de Toutes-Aides high school in Nantes, France, on Thursday, April 24, 2025.
- Investigators explore a possible disagreement with the victim and note the attacker's reported depression and prior statements.
- The attacker stabbed one student upstairs, then wounded three others downstairs before teachers subdued him.
- Police sources confirmed one student died and three other students sustained injuries in the incident.
- Emergency services responded immediately, police secured the school, and officials began gradually releasing students according to a plan.
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On Thursday, a 15-year-old student killed a companion and injured three other students with a knife in a lyceum in Nantes, in western France, before being reduced by teaching staff and later arrested.It was not an isolated case, attacks within or near schools, involving adolescents armed with knives, are repeating themselves in France.The Tragédie survenue aujourd’hui dans un lycée de #antes me bouleverse profondément. Une adolescent assassinée,…
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After his arrest on Thursday, the 16-year-old had given no reasons for the crime, according to the prosecutor's office.
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What should’ve been a regular school day ended in heartbreak. At a private high school in Nantes, western France, a teenage student launched a sudden lunchtime attack. He fatally stabbed a classmate and injured three others.The weapon? A knife. The motive? Still unclear.The chaos unfolded at Notre-Dame-de-Toutes-Aides, a school that serves students from nursery all the way to high school. Eyewitnesses described students running for safety and al…
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