Polish Police Arrest Multiple Teens over ‘Bloody Friday’ School Attack Threats
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Officers inspected nearly 35,000 facilities and detained 59 people across the country, the police reported. The goal was to ensure the safety of children, young people, and all employees of educational institutions.
Police officers across Poland detained dozens of young people who had threatened violence in videos posted online. By 5 p.m., officers had also inspected 35,000 educational institutions. The operation followed attacks that had taken place at schools in the Masovia region in recent days.
Police have released a summary of their nationwide operations following attacks and threats at schools. Nearly 50,000 schools were inspected, and 76 people were detained.
Thousands of Polish schools have been raided by police following a spate of school stabbings in recent days, fuelled by a wave of fake news following the incident.
Police have published the latest data on nationwide school safety operations. As of 6:00 a.m. Saturday, officers had recorded over 230 incidents involving suspected criminal offenses. Nearly 50,000 educational institutions across the country were also inspected. Over 70 people have been arrested so far as part of the operation.
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