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Bally Bagayoko wished a speedy recovery to the principal and the teacher injured by shotgun fire at a college in Aubagne. He expressed his support for the students, staff, and families affected, as well as for the young minor involved and his family, and commended the intervention of those present and the emergency services. He believed that the age of the adolescent called for an inquiry, without prejudging the causes, into what factors of suffering, harassment, isolation, or violence could have contributed to the tragedy. He also mentioned the role of social media and the dissemination of violent images, calling for greater accountability from platforms, better regulation of such content, and enhanced education on media literacy. Bagayoko, however, emphasized that screens could not be the sole explanation. He advocated for better consideration of the mental health of young people, the fight against bullying, more resources for educational teams and the professionals involved, as well as preventing minors from accessing weapons. He warned against calls to immediately toughen the juvenile justice system and to challenge the principles of the 1945 ordinance. According to him, the response should take into account the age, maturity, and background of the young person, and should combine sanction, education, support, and prevention. He added that acknowledging potential suffering in the adolescent did not equate to excusing the actions or forgetting the victims. Bagayoko finally called for the protection of victims and the educational community while seeking to prevent further incidents. He believed that no child should be left alone in the face of their distress and called for schools and society to be spaces of protection. #Éducation #Prévention #Violence (translated)

The author wrote that with him, the State would be a protector and an actor, not just an administrator or a spectator. He added that no child would be ignored by the Republic and that no drama would be considered an inevitable failure. https://t.co/v5jWCuLCZK #État #Protection #Enfance #FR (translated)

Cerfia reported that two men were killed and 16 people were injured during a traditional festival near Osaka. According to the media, two danjiri floats had overturned while taking a sharp turn at high speed, crushing the two victims. https://t.co/n14qzCU0le #Osaka #Accident #Festival (translated)

Impact wrote that Evan, 15, who had lost a hand in the explosion of a police grenade in Lens, denied having picked it up, contrary to what the prosecution had claimed. According to the author, the teenager, injured on Monday, October 5, during a high school protest, also contested any involvement in violence, according to his lawyer. Impact added that this version had been widely relayed by the media, sometimes presented as established, while witnesses had contested it from the day of the events. The lawyer denounced, according to the author, a position of the prosecution formulated before Evan's hearing and in the absence of a video of the explosion. The teenager's mother had filed a complaint and the investigation by the IGPN was ongoing to establish the circumstances of the tragedy. #JusticePourEvan #LutteContreLaViolence #DroitsDesJeunes (translated)

In response, the Minister of the Interior Laurent Nuñez ordered the suspension of the use of stun grenades in light of the mobilization of high school students, as long as the circumstances of the tragedy in Lens have not been clarified. #JusticePourEvan #ViolencePolicière #Manifestation (translated)

Tomasz Ćwiąkała criticized the New Left MP Anna Maria Żukowska for her post about the match between Legia and Wisła, to which — as he noted — fans of Wisła were not supposed to have access. He wrote that Żukowska supported Legia and used an offensive term relating to machetes, thus, in his opinion, stigmatizing Wisła fans. He accused her of inconsistency, reminding her that she had previously opposed discrimination and hate speech. He claimed that 99% of Wisła fans, and possibly more, are ordinary people, and assessed that the MP was not substantively prepared to speak on this matter. He added that he regretted that she did not take the opportunity to remain silent. #Polityka #PiłkaNożna #Dyskryminacja (translated)

The author indicated that the Paris Court of Appeal would allow the victims of the tragedy on Rue de Trévise who wished to do so to follow the trial via web radio. According to him, this decision would allow all civil parties to attend the hearings and their trial. #justice #Paris #procès #FR (translated)

Matthew Valet opposed the withdrawal of stun grenades, believing that the incident in Lens, where a young man lost a hand, did not justify disarming the police. He added that a police officer or gendarme could not be held responsible if someone picked up a grenade at the moment of its explosion. Referring to the events of the previous day at the Place de la Bastille, he claimed that the absence of grenades and LBD (flash-ball launchers) in the face of individuals determined to attack the police risked causing a "bloodbath." He questioned whether this would lead to more confrontations at close quarters and injuries. Valet stated that he felt Emmanuel Macron preferred to see a police officer hospitalized rather than a rioter imprisoned. He argued that disarming police officers exposed them to injury and reminded that they were parents wearing a uniform. He also criticized the Magistrates' Union, accusing it of complacency towards the far left. According to him, excusing violence contributed to its rooting in France. #sécurité #violence #police (translated)

The author of the message stated that in Bordeaux, criminals blocked the entrance of the Capucins police station and set it on fire to prevent the police from leaving. He added that the intervention of emergency services had averted a tragedy and believed that the situation foreshadowed the worst. https://t.co/pj5mpKUclT #Bordeaux #Securite #Criminalite #FR (translated)

In Lens, despite the continuation of blockades and protests by high school students in a calmer atmosphere following a tragedy, the demands regarding the timetable remain intact, illustrating a balance between mobilization and constructive dialogue with law enforcement. #MobilisationLycéenne #Lycéens #Manifestations (translated)

The author wrote that a femicide was committed today in Nice. He indicated that a woman had been killed with a knife and that her presumed partner had been arrested by the national police. He expressed his deep distress over the tragedy, which, according to him, left two children deprived of their mother, and sent his thoughts to them. #Féminicide #ViolenceFaitesAuxFemmes #Nice #FR (translated)

Ten months after the tragic fire at the Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, which caused the death of 41 people, Jessica Moretti, co-owner of the establishment, is stirring controversy in Switzerland by requesting financial compensation from her insurer for psychological complications related to the tragedy. #CransMontana #JessicaMoretti #Incendie (translated)

During an interview broadcast on 04.10.26 on BFMTV, the author mentioned a severed hand, a fractured jaw, a punctured eye, and hundreds of injured children. He stated that the government should prioritize the safety of high school students in order to prevent new tragedies, potentially more serious. https://t.co/Acxd9h7jAE #Sécurité #Lycéens #Urgence #FR (translated)

"It's an act of betrayal. There will be no statute of limitations in 2027. He will be prosecuted for this. Fed up with these so-called elites who scream about the drama they want to create to weigh on the people." "The French central banker, a former direct collaborator of Macron, is publicly taking a stand against his country abroad by implicitly calling on speculators to sanction France because of my proposals," wrote Jean-Luc Mélenchon on X. #Mélenchon #BanqueDeFrance #Dette (translated)