Overview
- A 14-year-old pupil stabbed Mélanie G., a 31-year-old educational supervisor, to death outside Françoise-Dolto college in Nogent on June 10 during a gendarme-led bag check.
- Prosecutors charged the teenager with murder of a public service worker and violence against a gendarme, and he has been placed in pretrial detention.
- On June 12, all schools in France observed a minute of silence ordered by the education minister to honor the slain supervisor.
- President Macron warned of a growing “désinhibition of violence” and Prime Minister Bayrou announced a decree to ban knife sales to minors within 15 days.
- Local residents and the victim’s family plan a white march in Nogent on June 13 to pay tribute to Mélanie G.