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Student shoots principal and teacher at French middle school with shotgun.
A 14-year-old student opened fire at a middle school in Aubagne, Bouches-du-Rhône, France, using a shotgun. The incident resulted in two staff members being wounded: the school principal and a teacher. The exact circumstances surrounding the student's access to the weapon and the sequence of events remain subject to ongoing investigation. Emergency responders attended to the wounded, and authorities are continuing their assessment of the incident.
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Shooting leaves two staff members wounded at school
A 14-year-old student used a shotgun to fire at the school, resulting in injuries to the principal and teacher. The incident occurred at the middle school in Aubagne. Emergency services responded to treat the wounded individuals. Authorities are investigating the circumstances and cause of the shooting.
School security and emergency services mobilized following armed incident
The shooting prompted immediate emergency response to the Aubagne school. Two staff members sustained injuries from the gunfire and received medical attention. The incident has raised questions about school safety protocols and weapon access prevention measures in educational settings. Ongoing investigations will examine security procedures and circumstances.