Overview
- The three suspects from Wednesday’s intrusion at Collège Clémence-Isaure were brought before prosecutors Friday, with the mother set for immediate trial and the two minors presented to a juvenile judge.
- Investigators say the mother and her two adolescent children forced their way into the school with knives and a butcher’s blade, assaulted two students, and threatened a supervisor who stepped in.
- Police seized multiple weapons from a nearby car, including several knives, a butcher’s blade, a tear‑gas spray, and a pistol later found to be fake.
- Authorities opened a case for armed intrusion and aggravated violence, and media report an attempted‑murder inquiry after a witness said the mother urged her son to stab the supervisor, a point local officials confirmed had been reported to them.
- Early findings point to a dispute over alleged harassment of the mother’s son, the judicial police are leading the investigation, and the school system is preparing psychological support for students and staff.