
The teenager was looking for instructions on how to carry out a terrorist attack on the Internet. He was sent to the Youth Educational Center.
AI-generated summary
The officers received a report about the teenager's suspicious activity on the Internet and conducted a search operation.
Disturbing online activity
Officers of the Warsaw V Police District Headquarters received information about the teenager's disturbing activity on the Internet. The 15-year-old allegedly searched the Internet for instructions on how to carry out a terrorist attack in a shopping center and how to kill a police officer.
The police immediately began actions to determine the identity of the person responsible for these searches.
Coordinated actions of services
The case involved officers from the Department for Social Prevention, Juveniles and Pathology, as well as experts from the Department for Combating Acts of Terror and Homicide and the Forensic Laboratory of the Warsaw Police Headquarters.
Thanks to coordinated work, it was possible to establish the identity of a 15-year-old Ukrainian citizen and his place of residence. During the search, a laptop and a phone were found and handed over to experts for further IT tests.
The teenager was brought to the District Court for Warsaw-Żoliborz, which decided to place the boy in the Youth Educational Center for three months.
The family court will decide on the future fate of the 15-year-old Ukrainian citizen.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The family court will make the final decision on the teenager's future.
Very likely · Within months

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