
The Ministry of Interior and Administration informs about the seizure of dangerous tools and the detention of minors due to threats of attacks.
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Last week, there were a series of attacks using sharp instruments in educational institutions in Poland, including a fatal attack in Leszczydole-Nowiny.
Most of those detained are minors who brought dangerous tools to schools, such as knives or penknives.
Some of the detainees allegedly posted videos on the Internet threatening attacks on facilities, said Karolina Gałecka, spokeswoman for the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration, in an interview with RMF FM reporter Michał Krason.
43 people received preventive measures. Here I mean referral to the children's room. The police also seized about 140 various types of dangerous tools, she informed.
To date, officers have carried out almost 160,000 inspections in schools.
Police patrols in Polish schools
Let us recall that last week in Poland there were several acts of violence in schools using sharp instruments. As a result of one of the incidents, a 37-year-old school employee died. This attack took place last Thursday at the primary school in Leszczydole-Nowiny. The attacker was a 15-year-old.
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.
On Saturday, a 21-year-old woman attacked three people with a knife in the adult school complex at ul. Mińska in Warsaw.

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