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    High school students detained in Bron after mortar shots●Breaking|#France : High school student interpellations took place this morning in #Bron, at Jean-Paul-Sartre high school𝕏xFRWorldCrime45 d ago

    Police took high school students into custody on Tuesday morning at the Jean-Paul-Sartre high school in Bron, near Lyon, following reports of mortar shots. The incident prompted concern on French social media, with users sharing reports of the interpellations and debating safety around schools amid ongoing concerns about school violence and student unrest in the Lyon area.

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    Dutch readers are following the morning news programme Hart van Nederland closely as it covers the death of a 63-year-old man whose car went into the water near Dordrecht with a woman and child aboard, an incident whose cause remains unclear pending a police investigation. Also in the mix: rioting in French cities including Paris and Lyon, the start of the autumn school holiday, and other national stories.

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    Police targeted by mortar fire at Gleizé high school●Breaking: This Wednesday morning, at Louis-Armand high school in Gleizé, law enforcement forces were targeted by numerou𝕏xFR46 d ago

    Police officers were targeted Wednesday morning at the Louis-Armand high school in Gleizé, near Lyon, by mortar rounds and Molotov cocktails, according to reports circulating in France. The incident is being linked by some to wider unrest and rioting across the country. Claims about casualties or arrests have not been independently confirmed.

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    Lyon woman gets suspended sentence for pointing gun at student protest●À Lyon, une femme pointe une arme lors de la manifestation lycéenne du 8 octobre et prend huit mois de prison avec sursiMmastodonWorldLaw & Courts06 d ago

    A woman in Lyon has been given an eight-month suspended prison sentence after pointing a weapon during the high school student demonstration on 8 October. The incident caused alarm at the march, and the court ruling is now drawing attention to tensions and safety concerns surrounding the youth-led protests in France.