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A girl was attacked with a stick at a school and taken to hospital. The suspected perpetrator is a boy from the same school.
A girl at school was attacked with an object and had to be taken to hospital by ambulance. The suspected perpetrator, a boy who also attends the school, was later arrested by police near the school.
Before his arrest, two posts were posted on TikTok. Partly a picture of a knife, and a video where he talks about being chased by the police and that he stabbed a person.
He also thanks the True crime community. The True Crime Community, often abbreviated TCC, is an online subculture centered around the worship of mass murderers and school shooters.
The police confirm to SVT that they are aware of the video and that it is part of the preliminary investigation. Police say they are still treating the incident as an isolated incident between two people. Otherwise, you do not want to leave any comments about the video.

A girl was injured in a school attack in Växjö on Thursday. Both the perpetrator and the victim are under 15 years of age. The police are investigating connections to the violent online movement TCC (True Crime Community) after material was published on Tiktok in connection with the crime.
A 32-year-old man has died after being beaten in connection with a fight at Islands Brygge in Copenhagen during the soccer World Cup. A suspected perpetrator has turned himself in and is now being charged with assault resulting in death.
A Section 7 investigation shows that 18-year-old Liam Nebel, in custody for the sword murder and three attempted murders at the Brinell School in Fagersta on August 21, may suffer from a serious mental disorder.
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