A 14-Year-Old Boy Threatened a School in Slovakia with a Fake Grenade. The Court Sent Him to Custody
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A 14-Year-Old Boy Threatened a School in Slovakia with a Fake Grenade. The Court Sent Him to Custody
A 14-year-old boy who allegedly threatened to kill someone with a fake grenade at a primary school in Dunajská Streda and later pulled out a knife at a children's home was remanded in custody by a court on Monday. The police charged him with violence against a group of residents. The decision to remand is not final, and the juvenile has filed a complaint against him.
He allegedly scared people at an elementary school by making death threats with a dummy grenade in his hand. The District Court in Dunajská Streda therefore sent him to custody due to concerns about his recidivism.
DUNAJSKÁ STREDA - The District Court in Dunajská Streda has taken into custody a 14-year-old youth who allegedly threatened others with death. This follows from information provided by court spokesman Martin Pogádl and Trnava regional police spokeswoman Veronika Dachová. The case was reported by the Plus jedné den daily.
The District Court in Dunajská Streda took into custody a 14-year-old youth who allegedly threatened others with death.
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