An everyday argument between neighbours over a noisy game of football in a housing estate in eastern France turned fatal when a man in his 40s stabbed an 18-year-old youth to death, it was reported on Thursday.
The 18-year-old victim was stabbed to death on Wednesday by one of his neighbours in a housing estate in Cernay, near Mulhouse in eastern France, after an argument over a noisy game of football got out of hand.
According to initial reports, a man aged in his 40s had been arguing with a group of teenagers since Sunday, after they had repeatedly hit the window of his apartment while playing football.
A source close to the policy inquiry told French television TF1: “This first clash then gave way to a series of threats and brawls between the man in his 40s and a number of youths, up to the point of a fatal stabbing.”
http://www.thelocal.fr/20130613/frenchman-kills-teen-over-noisy-game-of-football
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