A training assistant killed when colliding outside the French school

The training assistant is dead after a student is stabbed outside the school in Noga, northeast France, officials said.

The 31-year-old lecturer was stabbed on Tuesday morning outside Francois Dolo High School, when police checked the pupils’ bags, Haute-Marne Prefecture said.

The French media reported that the suspect was detained and Prime Minister Francois Bayrou said the student was 14 years old.

French President Emmanuel Macron said the lecturer was a “meaningless victim of the wave of violence” and stated that “the people are mourning”.

Politicians throughout the party condemned the attack and called for more acting against knife crimes.

The suspect was unknown to the police and the motive for the attack is still not confirmed, local media reported.

Bayrou and French Education Minister Elisabeth Borne said a student was stabbed by the teacher.

Borne said she would go to Nogo to attend school, adding that “I welcome the sympathy and dedication of people who acted to control the attacker.”

Bayrou’s social media wrote that “our thoughts go out for the” small boy “, family, loved ones and the whole education community.

“There have become critical among children that they have become the threat of bladder weapons,” Bayrou said, adding that it is “in our terms that this widespread part is a public enemy.”

Opposition politicians made the government back to take more events.

Marine Le Pen, the head of the far -right National Rally (RN), condemned what she called “the trivialization of ultraviolation, prompted by the public authority’s apathy to end it.”

“The week does not go without a tragedy that surprises school,” she wrote in social media.

Jordan Bardela, RN president, criticized Macron for what Bardella said was the denial of “wildness”, confiscating the comments made by Macron at the weekend.

Speaking on Saturday before the UN Conference on the Oceans, Macron had said he “did not want the government or parliament to surrender to the current convenience”, criticizing those who “want to make people forget the fight for the climate” and “prefer to brainwash people for the state invasion and the latest news.”

There have been other recent knives attacks in schools. Last October, a The teacher was killed during the attack at school Arras in the north.

Follow a Durbing in High School in Nantes in AprilBayrou called for “intense controls introduced around and in schools”.

At the end of April, the Ministry of Education reported that since March 958, 94 blades have been seized in schools in schools.

Jean Rem Girard, President of the High School of High School, said: “It is impossible to be vigilant 24 hours a day. We cannot say that every student is a danger or threat, otherwise we would never get out of bed in the morning.”