A Student From Ukraine Planned to Murder Someone He Accidentally Met. Lublin Police Action
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A 21-year-old Ukrainian citizen is suspected of preparing to murder a random person out of racial hatred and participating in the online Bloody Friday challenge, the Lublin prosecutor's office announced. The man has been detained for three months and faces up to 15 years in prison.
A 21-year-old citizen of Ukraine is suspected in Poland of preparing the murder of a random person on the basis of racial hatred and his desire to participate in the Internet challenge “Bloody Friday”.
The District Prosecutor's Office in Lublin provided information about the arrest of Yaroslav F. The 21-year-old Ukrainian was said to have planned a murder as part of “Bloody Friday”.
A quick response from the Catholic University of Lublin authorities and police intervention thwarted an attack planned by a 21-year-old student. The man was allegedly plotting a racist crime. A university employee reported the alarming reports. Details were provided by the Provincial Police Headquarters and the District Prosecutor's Office in Lublin.
A criminology student at the Catholic University of Lublin was preparing to commit a racist murder, the Lublin prosecutor's office reported. He allegedly searched online for torture videos and allegedly encouraged another person to join him in committing the murder. The man was detained for three months.
The swift reaction of students and Catholic University of Lublin (KUL) authorities prevented a tragedy. A 21-year-old man suspected of planning a murder as part of the so-called Bloody Friday was arrested. Read: He was allegedly planning a murder as part of the Bloody Friday. A 21-year-old Catholic University of Lublin student was arrested on the Spotted Lublin - Lublin News website.
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