
AI-generated summary
Several serious news items were reported simultaneously: accusations of violence against a well-known actor, a dramatic accident during student demonstrations and a shooting in a school which triggered an anti-terrorism investigation.
Actor Francis Renaud indicted and placed in pre-trial detention for “rape, harassment and violence” against his ex-partner
The actor's ex-partner filed a complaint for having “been forced to have sexual relations in his presence with other men for a dozen years”.
Blockade of high schools: in Lens, a teenager had his hand torn off while picking up a grenade during clashes with the police
A police source indicates to Le Figaro that he lost his hand after picking up a de-encirclement grenade to throw it back at the police.
Shooting in a college in Aubagne: fascination with mass killings, desire for revenge… The disturbing profile of the 14-year-old shooter
Investigators are trying to understand the motivations of the shooter who injured two people in his college. The discovery of possible affiliation with an online movement glorifying mass killings led the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office to take up the matter.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The national anti-terrorism prosecutor's office will continue its investigation into the links of the Aubagne shooter with online movements
Very likely · Within weeks
Additional investigations will be carried out into the conditions for obtaining the grenade by the teenager in Lens
Likely · Within days
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced localized curfews from Monday evening to protect businesses after the weekend's looting and violence. Measures have been put in place in Paris, Lyon, Nice and several cities in the North, with time restrictions varying depending on the city and sometimes limited to minors.

Fiery roadblocks were erected in Martinique and Guadeloupe against the high cost of living during the night from Sunday to Monday, leading to 50 arrests, the majority of them minors, ransacking of businesses and armed robberies, according to AFP and local authorities.

Pierre, manager of a Micromania store in Nice, was violently attacked by thugs dressed in black while he tried to protect his business which was looted during riots on Avenue Jean Médecin on Saturday October 17. The video of his attack quickly circulated on social networks, transforming him into a symbol of resistance to looting.

Some 800,000 people took part in protests against the high cost of living on October 17 in France, which degenerated into riots in several cities, notably in Paris where dozens of stores were looted, angering residents.

Two days after the urban violence that occurred on the sidelines of a demonstration against the high cost of living in Bordeaux, the police denounced “unbelievable” violence that went beyond belief, despite the deployment of 400 soldiers and gendarmes.
The government announced localized curfews from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. in four northern communes, including Lille, Douai, Denain and Wattignies, mainly targeting unaccompanied minors, following looting and violence the previous weekend.