Assault on Samara, 13, in Montpellier: how will the inspectors sent on a “flash mission” work this Friday ?

Since this Friday, April 5, 2024, general inspectors from the Ministry of Education have gone to Arthur Rimbaud college for a “flash mission” which is expected to last 8 days. JEAN-MICHEL MART – FREE NOON

The Minister of Education, Nicole Belloubet, declared that an administrative investigation would be launched following the attack on the 13-year-old girl near the Arthur Rimbaud college in Montpellier. We take stock of this administrative investigation which begins this Friday and will last 8 days.

The Minister of Education Nicole Belloubet announced, this Thursday, April 4, 2024, that an administrative investigation would be launched after the attack on Tuesday in Samara, a 13-year-old girl, in front of the Arthur Rimbaud college in Montpellier.

Nicole Belloubet wants "to know everything about what happened during the previous weeks and months ". The Minister of Education indicated "give eight days of work" to this inspection mission.

Samara: "Je veux tout savoir" assure Nicole Belloubet, ministre de l'Éducation nationale pic.twitter.com/iDM6MpKpwQ

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Eight days of work

"In eight days", Nicole Belloubet affirms that she will have "the elements" from which she "will draw all the consequences".

Since this Friday, April 5, 2024, inspectors general from his ministry have gone to Arthur Rimbaud college for a "flash mission&quot ; which should last 8 days.

Flash mission

One or more committees may decide to launch missions to the National Assembly. A mission gives rise to hearings then a written report. A flash mission allows conclusions to be delivered more quickly than a traditional information mission, specifies Le Parisien .

Establish "responsibilities"

In Montpellier, the inspectors will be responsible "for establishing both the reality of the facts" and "responsibilities". "We owe the truth to Samara, to the family and of course to our institution.  I can assure you that my arm will not shake", promised the Minister of National Education on BFMTV.

How is Samara?

The health of little Samara, a 4th grade student at Arthur-Rimbaud college in Montpellier, has improved. She came out of the coma in which she had been placed after the terrible attack she suffered on Tuesday April 2 around 4 p.m. after classes.

The three attackers in police custody

Three teenagers were waiting for him a little further away, about a hundred meters from the establishment, to attack him. The young girl was attacked before being severely beaten. Victim of a cerebral hemorrhage, she was transported to Lapeyronie hospital in serious condition.

The next day, Wednesday April 3, the three attackers of young Samara were arrested. They were placed in police custody for attempted murder of a minor under the age of fifteen.