DEVELOPING: Driver rams into crowd of students after ‘voices in his head told him too’

A driver ‘suffering from acute schizophrenia’ plowed into a group of Chinese students leaving a college in the suburb of Blagnac, near Toulouse, on Friday. Three people were injured, two gravely, in the smash at the exit of Saint-Exupéry high school, in south-west France, before being taken to the nearby Purpan Hospital. The driver, 28, who deliberately committed the attack, is known to police but was not on a

security watch list. While being arrested he admitted to hearing voices telling him to hurt someone. The three victims are Chinese students – a 22-year-old man and two 23-year-old women. This college campus comprises of several postgraduate courses including journalism, computer science, real estate and business. MORE