Swastikas were discovered, traced on a partition, in a class in the town of Hérault, this Monday, June 28 in the morning.
It was when entering the school, this Monday, June 28, that the teaching team discovered tags on the walls of a classroom at the Marsillargues school. Swastikas, symbols of an anti-Semitic nature and more generally of hatred, drawn on the walls, as well as inscriptions in German which are difficult to read. The inscriptions were made with markers found on site.
The prefect of Hérault went to the site
This Monday morning, the gendarmes opened an investigation and technical and scientific police surveys were carried out on the scene. The entire school, which had served as a polling station the day before, was combed through in an attempt to identify the perpetrator (s). According to our information, there was no further degradation.
The prefect of Hérault, who was in the area, made a trip to the site.
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