
A 14-year-old schoolboy opened fire on members of National Education in Aubagne, while Pope Leo XIV announced a lung operation.
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A 14-year-old minor opened fire in a college in Aubagne with a concealed hunting rifle.
“His goal was to kill the teachers”: in Aubagne, the terrifying journey of the schoolboy who opened fire on his principal and his teacher
REPORT - The 14-year-old minor entered his college with a hunting rifle hidden in a guitar case, opening fire directly on several members of National Education before being overpowered. Both of his parents were taken into police custody.
Pope Leo XIV announces that he will be operated on for a pulmonary nodule
The sovereign pontiff told the faithful on Sunday that his doctors detected a pulmonary nodule “at a very early stage” and that he will need surgery soon.

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A student who entered the Joseph Lakanal college in Aubagne armed with a hunting rifle opened fire on the principal and a teacher. Investigators from the criminal brigade are trying to understand the motivations of this teenager described as isolated and uneventful.

This Monday morning at Joseph Lakanal college in Aubagne, a teenager identified as C. opened fire with a hunting rifle on the principal and a teacher. The criminal brigade is investigating this tragedy with still unexplained motivations.

A 14-year-old teenager shot and injured the principal and a teacher at his college in Aubagne on Monday. He would have acted out of a spirit of revenge because of his difficult schooling. His parents were taken into custody.

Two relatives of Pierre-Alain Cottineau appeared at the Nantes criminal court for having obstructed the investigation into suspected rape of minors by communicating with him despite the investigators' ban.

Portuguese judicial police seized 3.7 tonnes of cocaine aboard a speedboat in the south of Portugal during a joint operation with Italy and Spain. A 37-year-old Spanish suspect died after a collision between two boats, while another Spaniard and a Briton were arrested. Portugal, due to its geographical position, is particularly exposed to drug trafficking via fast boats called “narcolanchas”.