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15-year-old student stabbed a school employee to death during a bag check, French authorities say

15-year-old student stabbed a school employee to death during a bag check, French authorities say

National Post2 days ago

A French middle school employee was stabbed to death by a 15-year-old student during a bag check Tuesday at their school east of Paris, the national gendarme service said. The student was detained.
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A police officer helping with the bag checks was slightly injured during the arrest, the gendarme service said. The attack at the Francoise Dolto School in Nogent was being investigated.
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'While she was looking after our children in Nogent, an educational assistant lost her life, a victim of senseless violence,' French President Emmanuel Macron said in a post on X. 'The nation is in mourning and the government mobilized to bring crime down.'
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The Education Ministry introduced bag checks this year at some schools to reduce it. Over a two-month period this spring, 186 knives were seized during school bag checks and 32 people detained, the interior minister's office said Tuesday.
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In April, a high school student stabbed four other students at his school in western France, killing one and wounding three others before being arrested, police said.
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