Violence Among Young People: Poland Experiences Series of Bloody Stabbing Attacks at Schools
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Within a few days someone stabs at three Polish schools with a knife. A caretaker dies, numerous young people are injured. Investigators target especially three groups of striking teenagers.
Three attacks on schools and educational institutions in less than a week have shaken Poland. One person has been killed and several injured. Police have now detained 117 people and checked around 64,000 schools. – The attacks on Polish schools in the past week were “spontaneous acts” fueled by the glorification of violence online, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Sunday.
A series of stabbing attacks at schools has put Poland in a state of disquiet and also employs politics. The police have already arrested 117 people. Specialists check whether a challenge in social media could be the trigger for the wave of violence.
After a series of stabbing attacks at schools, police arrested 117 people in Poland, mostly teenagers. During the recent attack in Warsaw, a 21-year-old injured three women. Government head Tusk sees no organized group behind it.
"On Monday, there will also be controls. Not because the risk increases, but such incidents, especially the two brutal ones, cause strong emotions. This is the topic of the day and in peer groups. We are aware that someone can spontaneously come up with a dangerous idea," said Tusk. The black series of six knife attacks began on September 22, since then the attackers, minors, stabbed students or teachers, and in one attack, a student killed a ja…
The black series of six knife attacks began on September 22, since then the attackers, minors, stabbed students or teachers, and in one attack a student killed a janitor
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