A 15-year-old minor placed in pre-trial detention in Marseille for a barbaric act with an inflammable spray
In Lens, a teenager had his hand torn off after picking up a grenade during clashes with the police, while in Marseille, a 15-year-old minor was placed in pre-trial detention for burning a woman with an inflammable spray, an act described as barbaric by the courts.
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Clashes took place in Lens during high school blockades, while in Marseille, a woman was burned with an inflammable spray by a minor.
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.
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Woman burned with flammable spray in Marseille: a 15-year-old minor placed in pre-trial detention
The young man was indicted for “act of barbarity” and imprisoned in the juvenile penitentiary in Marseille.
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A judicial investigation will be opened to determine the precise circumstances of the teenager's injury in Lens.
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The 15-year-old minor placed in pre-trial detention in Marseille will be tried for barbaric acts before a children's court.
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In Marseille, a 15-year-old minor was indicted for "barbaric act" and placed in pre-trial detention after attacking a woman with an inflammable spray during a high school demonstration. A video of the scene circulated on social networks.