A security guard was shot during the night of Saturday, September 12, to Sunday, September 13, in Aubervilliers, a suburb in the Seine-Saint-Denis department, according to the Bobigny prosecutor's office. The incident was confirmed by Le Parisien and reported by BFMTV. Emergency services were called around 2:20 a.m. and found the guard seriously injured, with his condition described as critical. He was rushed to the Salpêtrière hospital for treatment. At the scene, police discovered that the security guard’s vehicle had been struck by bullets. In addition, they found a 12-gauge shell and 14 spent 9 mm cartridges, suggesting multiple shots were fired. The investigation is looking into the possibility that the guard was hit by a stray bullet — a bullet fired at someone else but which struck him instead. A source close to the investigation told BFMTV that all possibilities are being considered, and no conclusions have been drawn yet. Witnesses reported seeing two individuals on a scooter fleeing the scene shortly after the shooting. This detail may help investigators identify potential suspects. The incident has raised concerns about safety on the Grand Paris construction site, which is a major infrastructure project involving multiple contractors and workers. Authorities have not yet identified any suspects or provided a motive for the shooting. The case is ongoing, and the police are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the attack.