Three UC Berkeley students wounded, one missing in Nice attack

The Berkeley students were studying at a program affiliated with the international European Innovation Academy in Nice, the university said.

The Berkeley students were studying at a program affiliated with the international European Innovation Academy in Nice, the university said. (AP Photo/Francois Mori)

Three students on a study abroad program in France were wounded and another was missing in Thursday’s Bastille Day attack in Nice, the University of California, Berkeley, said on Friday.

The university identified the missing student as Nicolas Leslie, 20, one of 85 Berkeley students on a 15-day study abroad trip on entrepreneurship in Europe. Two of the other students suffered broken legs and a third had a broken foot, the university said. The injured students were not identified.

A Texan and his 11-year-old son on a family vacation were also among at least 84 people killed when an attacker crashed a heavy truck through crowds celebrating Bastille Day in the French seaside city, officials said on Friday.