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In Lens, a 15-year-old high school student had his hand amputated after being injured by a police grenade during a protest, causing anger and bewilderment among his peers and an investigation by the IGPN into the circumstances of the incident. #Lens #MobilisationLycéenne #ViolencePolicière (translated)

The author accused journalists of denying, in his opinion, Laurent Nuñez's role in the repression. He recalled that the latter had explicitly called for not to show restraint and to use all means, including LBDs and grenades. https://t.co/bTfo6S6Oiq #Répression #Sécurité #LibertéDexpression #FR (translated)

The author of the message indicated that the police officer suspected of firing a grenade that injured a 14-year-old boy in Saint-Ouen-l’Aumône had been charged and placed under judicial supervision. #valdoise #policier #miseenexamen https://t.co/ZRpjJuiuPH #valdoise #police #justice #FR (translated)

Mathilde Panot stated that Laurent Nuñez was wrong according to the law. She indicated that the Internal Security Code classified grenade launchers and defense ball launchers of category A2 among the "weapons classified as military equipment," citing articles D.211-19 and R.311-2. She criticized him for a doctrine that, according to her, mutilated children and called for him to resign. #Sécurité #Démission #Indignation (translated)

Cerfia reported that Eden's family, aged 14, had filed a complaint for attempted voluntary homicide and willful violence with a weapon, targeting public authority figures. According to Cerfia, Eden had been hit in the face by a tear gas grenade. #JusticePourEden #DroitsDesEnfants #ViolencePolicière (translated)

Ilan Gabet wrote that in Dreux, a high school student had received a tear gas grenade in the eye while leaving her driving school. He stated that she had been taken to the emergency room, that she would need surgery, and that she risked losing her eye. He added that a young person had likely been permanently mutilated as a result. https://t.co/tLSvPGeqOp #Dreux #Sécurité #Violence (translated)

Press reports stated that a Macronist deputy estimated in *Le Parisien* that it would be difficult to change public opinion after the tragedy in Lens, where a 15-year-old teenager allegedly had his hand blown off by a police grenade, and that the other option would be to give in to the demands. A minister criticized the Minister of Education, Édouard Geffray, for his delay in understanding the situation, questioning the choice of a technocrat for this position. According to *Le Figaro*, intelligence services anticipated a convergence between high school students, parents, teachers, and other groups who felt neglected. Press reports added that the indicators were in the red and that the services observed a growing politicization of the movement, on the eve of planned student marches on Tuesday. *Libération* saw in the degradation of the movement a sign of a gap between political power and society. When asked about the violent nature of the mobilization, sociologist Patrick Vassort responded that it was not necessarily more violent than previous ones and reminded that the student revolts of 1968, 1973, and 1986 also involved violence. #Lycéens #Mobilisation #Violence (translated)

The author wrote that a fifteen-year-old had his hand blown off by a grenade used for breaking a siege yesterday morning in Lens, and that another teenager had lost an eye. He stated that whether the first one picked up the grenade or not did not change the severity of the tragedy, and attributed this violence to a lack. (translated)