
The court in Vyshkov decided to place the 15-year-old suspect in a juvenile colony for three months
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As a result of the attack at a school in Leszczydul Novin, three people were injured, one of the victims died from her injuries.
A 15-year-old teenager fatally stabbed an employee of a primary school in Leszczydul Nowin.
The district court in Vyshkov decided to place the teenager in a juvenile colony for three months.
As a result of the attack at the school, three people were wounded, one of the wounded later died.
WARSAW, October 9 – RIA Novosti. The family division of the district court in Wyszkow, Poland, has ruled that the 15-year-old who fatally stabbed a primary school employee in Leszczydul Nowiny will be placed in a juvenile detention center for three months, the police commandant's office in Radom said.
“In connection with the commission of a punishable act in the form of murder and attempted murder of two people at a school in the Vyshkovsky district, the District Court in Vyshkov (Family and Juvenile Department) applied a preventive measure against a 15-year-old teenager in the form of placement in a juvenile colony for 3 months,” the police statement said.
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