French Anti-Terror Prosecutor Takes over Investigation Into Monday School Shooting
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The teenager who shot two teachers in a high school in France yesterday is being investigated by prosecutors. The investigators have discovered with surprise that the minor was the adherent of a movement that promotes mass crime.
Suspect, 14, allegedly linked to ‘True Crime Community’ movement
The teenager opened fire on the shotgun on Monday around 9:25 a.m. in the compound of Lakanal d'Aubagne College, wounding the principal of the school and a teacher before being disarmed.
The principal and a teacher of Lakanal College in Aubagne (Bouches-du-Rhône) were wounded on Monday. The victims were shot by shotguns in the establishment. The alleged perpetrator, a 14-year-old college student, was arrested. The national anti-terrorist prosecutor announced this Tuesday that he had seized the facts. - Principal and teacher wounded with shotgun by a student in Aubagne: the anti-terrorist prosecutor seized the facts (Police, just…
The 14-year-old suspected of having opened fire on Monday on the principal and a teacher at her college could join the True Crime Community movement, which glorifies mass killings.
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