A father was taken into custody after threatening the lives of four staff members at a nursery school in Marseille. According to BFM Marseille Provence, which confirmed details from the local newspaper La Provence, the incident occurred on the evening of Monday, September 14, at a nursery school in the 13th arrondissement of Marseille, known as Frais-Vallon. The man, a 34-year-old parent of a 3-year-old student, arrived at the school exit while visibly intoxicated. The staff refused to hand over his daughter, citing his condition, which led to a confrontation. The father became angry and insulted at least four members of the staff. He specifically targeted a teacher and the school director, who had opposed him, making explicit death threats. Police arrived at the scene at 7 p.m. and arrested the man, who was then questioned once he had sobered up. The child, whose mother does not have custody, was placed with an uncle for the time being. A mobile security team was deployed at the school and will remain there until Wednesday morning to ensure safety. On Tuesday, September 15, the four affected staff members filed formal complaints against the man. Jean-Yves Bessol, the inspector of the Bouches-du-Rhône department, visited the nursery school later that day. He emphasized that such incidents are rare, stating, "The relations between teachers and parents are very good in the vast majority of cases." The situation has drawn attention to the rare but serious nature of parent-teacher conflicts, especially when alcohol is involved. Authorities have assured the community that the school is safe and that the incident is being treated as an isolated case.