Clashes between police officers and high school students took place over two consecutive days in front of Le Dantec high school in Lannion, a town in the Côtes-d'Armor department of northern France. The incidents involved confrontations that raised concerns about the safety of students and the conduct of law enforcement. The demonstrations, which began as student protests, escalated into physical altercations with police officers. Students reportedly used objects such as bottles and sticks, while officers responded with tear gas and batons. The situation drew attention from local authorities and community leaders, who expressed concern over the escalation of tensions. Parents of the students have since announced their intention to file a formal complaint, citing the potential danger posed to their children during the confrontations. They argue that the actions of the police may have endangered the students, who were present at the scene. The parents are seeking accountability and assurances that such incidents will not occur again. Local officials have called for calm and are investigating the events. They emphasize the need for dialogue between students, parents, and law enforcement to address the underlying issues. The situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by schools and communities in managing protests and ensuring the safety of all involved.