The 13-year-old was planning an attack at school. He was detained by the police in Wąbrzeźno
The boy admitted to planning an attack on random people at school and killing several cats. The case will be dealt with by a family court.
Quick Look
- A 13-year-old boy from Wąbrzeźno was detained by the police after a report about planning an attack at school.
- During the search, a bayonet and a cleaver were found in his possession.
- The minor pleaded guilty and is staying in the children's room.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
The police received information about a planned attack at school and intervened at the minor's home.
The boy is staying in the police children's shelter. The interrogation of the 13-year-old with the participation of his father took place on Monday. RMF FM was the first to report his arrest.
"He did not deny any information"
The spokeswoman said the minor admitted to planning the attack at school.
He did not deny any information that was provided to the police. He admitted to planning an attack on the school grounds he attended and to killing several cats during the holidays, Chlebicz said.
She added that the information obtained from the boy showed that he planned to attack random people at school.
The spokeswoman informed that the case materials were transferred by the police to the Family and Juvenile Department of the District Court in Wąbrzeźno. The 13-year-old is staying in the police children's shelter, where he is waiting for the judge's decision on further steps in his case. The court is scheduled to hear his case on Tuesday.
At dawn, the police entered the house
On Monday at At 6 a.m., police officers entered the house of a 13-year-old in Wąbrzeźno. The boy had a bayonet in his school backpack and a cleaver in his apartment.
Earlier, police officers from Wąbrzeźno received information that he was planning to attack the school.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The family court will hear the case of the 13-year-old.
Very likely · Within days
Open Questions
- What will the family court's decision be against a 13-year-old?
- How did the police find out about the planned attack?
