
AI-generated summary
In recent days, a series of dangerous incidents in schools involving very young people have been reported in Masovia, including a fatal attack by a 15-year-old in Leszczydole-Nowiny and a stabbing attack by a 19-year-old in Ostrołęka, who also had a backpack with a homemade explosive. The police also foiled a possible attack at a school in Sierpc.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk called a briefing for Sunday, at 8:30.
In addition to the head of government, the heads of the ministries of education, interior affairs and administration, health, digitalization and the coordinator of special services will be present.
Representatives of the services will also take part in the briefing, said Adam Szłapka.
The briefing is related to acts of violence in schools and a wave of disinformation.
A series of dangerous incidents
In recent days in Masovia, we have had a series of dangerous incidents involving very young people.
On Thursday, at the primary school in Leszczydole-Nowiny, a 15-year-old attacked three people, including a 37-year-old employee of the facility, who died.
The day before, at the Vocational School Complex No. 4 in Ostrołęka, a 19-year-old attacked nine people with a knife, including five students and two teachers. He also had a backpack with homemade explosives.
The police also foiled a possible attack at a school in Sierpc. A detained 17-year-old who threatened to "do something bad" was charged and arrested for two months.
Due to these events, on Friday, Masovian schools and kindergartens were subject to additional monitoring by the police supported by city guards.
On Saturday morning, the police informed on the X website that activities are underway throughout Poland to ensure the safety of children, young people and all employees of educational institutions.
Until 6 a.m., 231 incidents were recorded in which officers carry out activities in connection with a justified suspicion of committing a prohibited act.
Nearly 50,000 have been inspected so far. facilities and 76 people were detained.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Introducing additional security measures in schools, such as permanent police patrols or monitoring
Very likely · Within weeks
Increased checks on people suspected of preparing attacks in educational institutions
Likely · Within days
Public debate on the causes of the increase in aggression among minors and access to cold weapons and explosives
Likely · Within weeks

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