A female teacher at the Marcel Pagnol secondary school in Saint-Ouen-l’Aumône (Val d’Oise) has filed a complaint against a student who disrupted a memorial service for Samuel Paty on Friday October 15, CNEWS has learned from a source familiar with the case.
The teenager had first made defamatory remarks during a history lesson commemorating the Yvelines teacher who was killed a year ago. The student then called his teacher “racist” and was temporarily expelled.
However, the student’s father, who refused the disciplinary measure imposed on his son, forced his way into the school at around 6 pm, whereupon the school management called the police.
The 38-year-old man “verbally” threatened the headmaster and his deputy, claiming that his son would definitely be sent to school on Monday. The person, unknown to intelligence agencies, was forced to leave the building on police orders, according to CNEWS, a source close to the case.
After the headmaster failed to file a complaint, the teacher who was assaulted by the young student filed a complaint the day after the events, on Saturday October 16.
