This aggression, last week, in front of the Albert-Camus college, in Clermont-Ferrand (Puy-de-Dôme) would have taken root in a context of school harassment. Friday, around 1 p.m., a 13-year-old schoolgirl and her friend attacked another with a knife, outside their school, reports France Bleu. According to France 3, the student, who was hit in the throat, was hospitalized but his life is not in danger. She went out the same day.
The two alleged assailants were taken into police custody before being released and an investigation into "aggravated violence" was opened by the Clermont-Ferrand prosecution.
"It's hard to say that her daughter committed such an act"
One of the schoolgirls who dealt the blows, and was recently diagnosed with Asperger's, a form of autism, would have been tired of being the target of harassment in his college, assured his mother Sunday on the radio. She and her friend, also autistic, were allegedly beaten and insulted in college.
According to the latter, this drama could have been avoided if her daughter had been better supported by the establishment. "It is difficult to say that her daughter committed such an act, which I do not justify or apologize for," she nevertheless reacted, assuring that the schoolgirl had attempted suicide three weeks earlier.
The mother also said that she notified the college the day before the attack, saying that "something serious" was happening in the establishment. She indicates her intention to file a complaint against the emergencies, which dismissed her daughter after her suicide attempt, underestimating according to her the seriousness of her gesture, but also against the rectorship and against the teenager who received the cutter blows, responsible for the harassment campaign that targeted her daughter.
