By Manuel Rodriguez
Published on 6 November 23 at 8:43 a.m.
updated Nov 6, 23 at 10:47 a.m.
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A threatening email was sent to Gandhi College and to Joan of Arc Collegein Fougeres (Ille-et-Vilaine) this Monday, November 6.
They report the presence of a bomb in each of these two establishments.
Immediately, management made clear out the people present.
There police was warned and came to secure the surroundings of the two colleges to which access was obviously forbidden until further notice, time to remove doubts about the presence, or not, of an explosive device.
In total, more than 900 students and around sixty teachers are involved.
At the Guéhenno vocational high school too
The Jean-Guéhenno vocational high school in Ferns was also targeted by a threatening email.
The students of the establishment were transferred to the general high school, a few hundred meters next door.
The police intervened on the spot. Once the doubts are resolved, the students can return to the vocational high school.
They risk big
Since mid-October, bomb threats have multiplied in France, in schools, museums and airports.
Each time, these were false alarms. The perpetrators of these tasteless jokes run great risks.
The fact of communicating or disclosing false information with the aim of making people believe that destruction, damage or deterioration dangerous to people is going to be or has been committed is punishable by two years’ imprisonment and 30,000 euros in fines. ‘fine. ‘GOOD
article 322-14 of the Penal Code
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