Bloody Friday in Polish Schools. Police Announce Increased Patrols, some Schools Closed
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Disturbing reports are spreading on social media about alleged plans for further attacks on Polish schools on Friday, October 9th. Rumors of a so-called "Bloody Friday" have sparked concern among parents and students. Police have announced an increased presence at educational institutions, and in the Wyszków commune, a decision has been made to close primary schools. However, authorities emphasize that reports of an organized attack have not bee…
Following the attack by a 15-year-old knifeman at a school near Wyszków, social media accounts of young people began reporting "Bloody Friday"—the culmination of an alleged online challenge. Police say officers from the Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime are investigating these reports.
Following a series of attacks at schools, parents are warning each other about a potential "Bloody Friday." The prosecutor's office has denied these reports and is appealing for calm.
Masovian Voivode Mariusz Frankowski announced that all public and private primary schools in the Wyszków commune will be closed on Friday. According to unconfirmed reports, the recent acts of violence at schools are organized and are expected to culminate on Friday. One teenage resident reported rumors of a "Bloody Friday."
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