On Sunday, a shooting took place in a bakery located in the Empalot neighborhood. Fortunately, no one was injured in the incident, but the person responsible for the gunfire had specifically targeted the bakery. Investigators later found several impacts from small-caliber bullets, indicating that the shooting was intentional and not random. On Tuesday, at midday, another shooting occurred in a neighborhood known for being, along with Mirail and Isards, one of the most active areas for drug trafficking. This time, the consequences were far more severe. Between 12:15 and 12:20, shots were fired from a car, not far from a shopping center. Although the specific weapons used—handguns or machine guns—have not yet been disclosed, the incident resulted in two casualties. According to reports, one of the victims was hit in the neck and legs and was transported in an emergency to the Toulouse University Hospital. The other victim, as cited by France 3 and the public prosecutor, was struck in the arm and is not in critical condition. These incidents have raised concerns about the safety of the area and the ongoing issues related to drug trafficking and violence in the region. The two shootings within a few days have highlighted the persistent challenges faced by local authorities in maintaining public safety. While the first incident did not result in any injuries, the second has left the community shaken and has prompted further investigation into the motives and perpetrators behind the violence.