The brawl between teenagers had started inside the establishment before continuing outside.
Thursday afternoon, according to a witness to the scene, near the Alfred Nobel high school in Clichy-sus-Bois, a second-grader was allegedly hit with a baseball bat.
Aware of the arrival of the Samu, he was helicoptered to a hospital in serious condition.
This Tuesday, three teenagers aged 15 and 16 were indicted and placed under judicial supervision for their alleged involvement in this brawl, said the Bobigny prosecutor's office.
The 16-year-old young man, discovered lying on the ground, allée de Gagny, near the police station, when the police intervened, has since come out of a coma and his life is no longer in danger.
He was injured by a "blunt object" during a clash "between gangs", then indicated a police source.
According to another police source, this clash was linked to tensions between the city of Bois du Temple in Clichy-sous-Bois and that of Bosquets de Montfermeil.
Attempted murder
Aged 16, the main alleged perpetrator was indicted for attempted voluntary homicide and was banned from traveling to Seine-Saint-Denis, the prosecution said.
His two alleged accomplices, aged 15 and 16, were indicted for armed violence.
“There are quite regularly unbearable and unfounded tensions between young people from Clichy and Montfermeil, sighed, to the Parisian, the mayor Olivier Klein (DVG).
It's dramatic.
There are no words to say how sad I am to see a young man hospitalized tonight under such circumstances.
I had the mayors of Livry-Gargan and Montfermeil on the phone this Thursday evening and we have all been very mobilized against these tensions for a long time.
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In early November 2019, a 16-year-old student, also from Montfermeil, had already been injured from several stab wounds to the thigh by another 17-year-old student in front of the Nobel high school.
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In recent weeks, Ile-de-France has been shaken by several brawls between minors of extreme violence, including two fatal in Essonne, which have put a new spotlight on the recurring phenomenon of rivalry between youth gangs.