
A 21-year-old attacked two teenagers with a knife in Warsaw, a machete attack was foiled in Olsztyn
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In recent days, there have been a series of knife attacks in educational institutions in Poland, including a tragic incident in Leszczydole-Nowiny.
On Saturday in front of the school at ul. There was a knife attack in Mińska Street in Warsaw. A 21-year-old woman attacked two teenagers with it. Police officers immediately arrived at the scene.
Teenagers injured, perpetrator arrested
Both injured girls were taken to hospital. Details about their health are not known yet, but it is known that their lives are not in danger. The police detained the 21-year-old perpetrator of the attack.
The officers are explaining the circumstances of the incident and the woman's motives.
A series of knife attacks in Polish schools
This is the second knife attack in a Polish school in recent days. On Wednesday in Ostrołęka, a 19-year-old attacked nine people with a knife. A day later, in Leszczydole-Nowiny, a 15-year-old injured three people, including a 37-year-old school employee who died as a result of her injuries.
The Warsaw Police appeals to parents, teachers and students to be more vigilant and report any disturbing signals.
A fight at a school in Olsztyn
A dangerous incident also occurred on Saturday on the premises of one of the schools at Metalowa Street in Olsztyn. Two students, aged 17 and 19, got into a fight, and one of them had a sharp object resembling a machete. Fortunately, no dangerous tool was used - informs the Olsztyn police.
According to preliminary findings, the conflict between the teenagers escalated into fistfights during a conversation at the facility. During the incident, the witness noticed that the younger participant was carrying a sharp object. At the right moment, the witness took the tool from him and threw it aside, making it impossible to use it.
The item was not used during the incident. No one was hurt by it. The participants were separated by one of the teachers - emphasized Sergeant Izabela Bogacka from the Municipal Police Headquarters in Olsztyn.
Both teenagers suffered injuries typical of a struggle. They were taken to the police station, where they underwent medical examinations. After their completion, the police plan to carry out further activities involving the participants of the incident.
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Further procedural activities involving the participants of the incident in Olsztyn.
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