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The incident took place at Joseph-Lakanal college in Aubagne. The authorities clarified that the event is not linked to the current high school movements.
A 14-year-old teenager opened fire with a shotgun on Monday in his college in Aubagne, injuring the principal of the establishment and a teacher before being disarmed, a shooting which does not seem linked to the movement which is shaking French high schools.
The attack occurred around 10 a.m. on the grounds of the Joseph-Lakanal college in the town located near Marseille. The victims' vital prognosis is not in jeopardy, the authorities assured.
“The college was not affected by the high school movement,” said the Bouches-du-Rhône police headquarters. According to this source, a third person was slightly scratched.
It was the principal education advisor (CPE) of the establishment who disarmed him in the corridor, according to the town hall.
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