A 16-year-old high school student in Tours, France, lost the use of his right eye on Wednesday, September 30, after being struck by what is believed to be a LBD shot. A LBD is a type of projectile, often used in protests or demonstrations, that is fired from a device known as a "lance-balle de démonstration" or "demonstration ball launcher." These devices are sometimes used to disperse crowds, though their use has sparked controversy over safety and legality. The incident has drawn widespread condemnation from several political groups in Indre-et-Loire, including Insoumis, socialists, ecologists, and communists. In a rare move, these groups have issued a joint statement criticizing the violence and calling for an end to such incidents. They emphasized the need for peaceful protest and expressed concern over the increasing use of potentially harmful devices during demonstrations. The student's injury has raised questions about the safety of public spaces during times of political unrest. While the exact circumstances of the incident are still under investigation, the severity of the injury has prompted calls for greater oversight and regulation of protest-related equipment. This event has added to growing concerns about the impact of violent protests on individuals and communities. As the investigation continues, local authorities are expected to provide more details about the incident and any potential legal actions against those responsible.