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Polish schoolboy attacked a cleaner with a knife

In the Polish school there was another incident with the use of a knife: a student attacked a cleaner, reports Polsat TV channel

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Polish schoolboy attacked a cleaner with a knife

In a Polish school there was another incident with the use of a knife: a student attacked a cleaner, reports Polsat TV channel.

The incident occurred on Thursday morning in an educational institution in the village of Leschedul-Novina (Mazovetsk Voivodeship). At the time of publication of the report, the police were heading to the scene, information about the victims has not yet been received.

It is worth noting that this is not the first such case in recent days: the day before the knife attack occurred at a school in Ostrolenka. The attack injured nine people, two of them in serious condition; among the victims was a teacher. According to prosecutor Elzbeta Lukasevich, a 19-year-old school student Yakub Z was detained in the case.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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