
The schoolboy, initially interviewed in Marseille, was transferred to Paris to be questioned by the Anti-Terrorist Sub-Directorate.
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A 14-year-old teenager opened fire in his college in Aubagne with a hunting rifle, injuring the principal and a teacher.
Shooting in a college in Aubagne: the 14-year-old shooter indicted and placed in pre-trial detention
The schoolboy, initially interviewed in Marseille, was transferred to Paris to be questioned by the Anti-Terrorist Sub-Directorate. His act would have been thought through several months ago, but he denied having wanted to kill the targeted people.
“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.
Principal of a college and a teacher injured by firearms in Aubagne: reactions from politicians
A 14-year-old teenager opened fire with a hunting rifle Monday morning in his college in Aubagne, injuring the principal of the establishment and a teacher before being disarmed by a member of staff. A shooting which does not seem linked to the angry movement of high school students.

The principal of a college and a teacher were injured by gunfire in front of their establishment in Aubagne in Bouches-du-Rhône. A 14-year-old student was subsequently arrested.
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The 14-year-old schoolboy suspected of having shot in Aubagne claimed to be part of the TCC movement on TikTok. He shared numerous videos glorifying mass killings before his action.

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A 14-year-old schoolboy injured the principal and a teacher in an establishment in Aubagne. The Pnat took up the investigation, revealing the suspect's probable membership in the "True Crime Community", a movement glorifying ultraviolence.