The high school student of Paul-Constans who had crossed the doors of the Montluçonnais establishment, armed with a knife and a screwdriver, this Friday, November 20, was released, the day after the events, at the end of his jail.
A student armed with a knife enters the Paul-Constans high school in Montluçon (Allier)
A dispute with several students
The investigation was entrusted to the police of the Urban Security Brigade (BSU) of the Montluçon police station, in order to determine what prompted the young 17-year-old Montluçonnais to act thus. Presumably as a result of a dispute with several students.
At the same time, the Paul-Constans high school pronounced, against him, a suspension of the courses as a precaution, pending the upcoming meeting of a disciplinary council.
A chase with the police
The young man had been spotted breaking into the establishment with a knife and screwdriver at around 6 p.m. on Friday, November 20. The police were immediately alerted.
The high school student was arrested after a chase in and around the establishment.
The principal had, at the same time, triggered the Special Plan for Security Attacks (PPMS). Everyone inside was then confined while waiting for the end of the alert.
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