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A knife attacker from a Warsaw school faces charges. "Attempted murder of 3 people"
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A knife attacker from a Warsaw school faces charges. "Attempted murder of 3 people"

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  • In the school complex at ul.
  • Mińska, a 21-year-old student attacked three women, aged 17 and 24, with a knife.
  • The incident took place on Saturday near the facility's office when the victims were submitting recruitment documents.

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In the school complex at ul. There is a school for adults in Mińska, which explains the presence of people at the facility on Saturday.

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In the school complex at ul. There is a school for adults on Mińska Street. That's why the facility was open on Saturday. The attack took place near the secretariat. The 21-year-old who attacked three other young women with a knife - two 17-year-olds and one 24-year-old - is a student at the school. The other participants of the event came to submit documents to the school.

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Open Questions

  • What was the motive for the attack?
  • What is the condition of the injured women?

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