In front of the doors of the André-Dunoyer-de-Segonzac college, in Boussy-Saint-Antoine, in Essonne, the time is not for the usual discussions between mothers.
Coming to pick up their children this Monday at the end of the lessons, they stay in their car and go off without asking for their rest, after having thrown the satchels on the back shelf of the vehicle.
Since the death, on February 23, of a minor educated in this establishment, during a brawl between young people, the threat of a response hangs over the town and neighboring towns.
"There is bound to be a new fight,"
guarantees a parent of a student who, like others, guesses in advance the scenario of the next clash between gangs.
Claiming revenge, the young people of the neighboring town of Quincy-sous-Sénart, where the victim was, will do battle with their usual rivals in Épinay-sous-Sénart.
As usual, these two groups will each take one end of the departmental road that connects their towns and will stop
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