US EditionMan arrested after stabbing teacher and student at school in France
- A man has been arrested after stabbing three people, including a teacher and a student, at a school in Antibes, France, according to police.
- The teacher suffered serious injuries while the student had superficial wounds; none are in absolute emergency, stated Mayor Jean Leonetti.
- Mayor Jean Leonetti condemned the attack, expressing full support for the victims and their families.
- France's Agriculture Minister condemned the attack, asserting that violence has no place in schools and expressing support for the victims and community.
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An 18-year-old stabbed a teacher and a student in a high school in Antibes this Wednesday. The days of the two victims are not in danger. 20 Minutes takes stock
PORTRAIT - On Tuesday afternoon, Ekin A., an 18-year-old Turkish boy close to the neo-Nazi movement and suffering from severe psychiatric disorders, burst into the horticultural high school of Antibes, armed with a kitchen knife. He slightly injured a student and then seriously injured a teacher.
The 18-year-old was followed by the judicial protection of young people, and his profile had been reported to the prefecture's radicalisation prevention committee.
Knife attack at school in French Riviera town of Antibes wounds teacher, student
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