Three minors, aged 16 and 17, who are high school students in Belfort, are suspected of having participated in an attack on a police officer on Friday, October 2. The incident took place outside the context of the high school movement, which refers to a series of protests and demonstrations that have occurred in France over the past several months, primarily involving students and educators. The attack occurred in a public area, though the exact location has not been disclosed. According to preliminary reports, the officer was injured but not in critical condition. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the full extent of the minors' involvement and to identify any other individuals who may have been present during the incident. The high school movement, which began in response to proposed education reforms, has seen widespread participation across France. Demonstrations have included both peaceful protests and, in some cases, confrontations with law enforcement. While most participants have been students and teachers, there have been instances of unrelated incidents involving minors, which authorities are working to distinguish from the broader movement. Local officials have emphasized the importance of separating the actions of a few individuals from the larger protest movement. They have called for calm and urged the public to support the legal process as it unfolds. The case is currently under investigation, and further details are expected to be released in the coming days.