"Don't Come to School, Bad Things Will Happen," He Said: A Search Was Conducted at the Student's Home.
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In Muratlı district of Tekirdağ, a 9th grade student at an Anatolian High School alerted the police and school administration after telling his friends, "Don't come to school on Monday, bad things will happen." The student was questioned, and his home was searched.
In Muratlı district of Tekirdağ, a 9th grade student at an Anatolian High School alerted the police and school administration after telling his friends, "Don't come to school on Monday, bad things will happen." The student was questioned, and his home was searched.
In Muratlı district of Tekirdağ, a high school student's warning to his classmates, "Don't come to school on Monday, bad things will happen," prompted a high alert from the school administration and security forces. While no incriminating evidence was found during a search of the student's home, it was assessed that he had made the statement "to attract attention."
In Muratlı, a 9th-grade student's home was searched following allegations that he told his friends, "Don't come to school on Monday, bad things will happen." While no incriminating evidence was found during the search, the student's statement was taken, and it was concluded that he was trying to attract attention because he was alone.
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