
The teenager responsible for the shootings would have been influenced by the “True Crime Community” movement
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The PNAT took up the case following the discovery of links between the author and online communities glorifying mass killings.
What exactly was going through C.*'s mind this Monday morning in Aubagne, when he entered his Joseph Lakanal college, a 12-gauge shotgun carefully stored in a guitar case, before opening fire on his principal and a teacher? This is one of the multiple questions currently being studied by investigators from the Anti-Terrorist Sub-Directorate (SDAT) and the General Directorate of Internal Security (DGSI), who took over from the criminal brigade of the Organized and Specialized Crime Division (DCOS, ex-PJ) of Marseille.
Because the affair took on a new dimension this Tuesday, October 13. The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office (PNAT) announced that it had taken up the investigation for the benefit of the Marseille prosecutor's office, after the exploitation of the teenager's digital media highlighted his probable membership in the “True Crime Community” movement. This set of online communities glorifies the perpetrators of mass killings. According to the PNAT, the attack…

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A 14-year-old schoolboy opened fire on his principal and a teacher in an establishment in Aubagne. The teenager, who was hiding a hunting rifle in a guitar case, was subdued. His parents were taken into custody.

A 14-year-old schoolboy opened fire on his principal and a teacher in his establishment in Aubagne. Armed with a hunting rifle hidden in a guitar case, the minor was overpowered. His parents were taken into custody.

A student, identified as C., opened fire at the Joseph Lakanal college in Aubagne with a hunting rifle. The principal and a teacher were targeted. The DCOS criminal brigade is investigating the motivations of this young person described as isolated.

A 14-year-old student injured the principal and a teacher at his college in Aubagne with a hunting rifle on Monday morning. The teenager was arrested after being disarmed by a member of staff. The act seems disconnected from high school movements.