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In Barnaul, a fourth-grader broke into classrooms and threatened children with scissors

In Barnaul school No. 137, a fourth-grader ran along the corridors with scissors and threatened to cut classmates

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In Barnaul, a fourth-grader broke into classrooms and threatened children with scissors

According to the parents of the students in social networks, it happened on October 14 during the break. However, adults say that problems with the boy’s behavior have arisen before. He repeatedly broke into other people’s classrooms, disrupted lessons and used force against his peers. After one of these cases, one of the schoolgirls was allegedly even hospitalized with a stomach injury.

In addition, the author of the publication said that a fourth-grader wrote a sexual note to one of the students. According to the adults, attempts to resolve the problem with the boy's family have failed.

On October 15, parents of students of school No. 137 sent collective appeals to the city and district education bodies, as well as to the prosecutor's office. They asked to organize a medical commission and a psychiatric examination of the student.

Upon receipt of complaints, the police began a check. The GU of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Altai Territory reported that the applications were registered in the territorial unit. Now the staff establish the circumstances of the incident and decide on the issue of placing the child on preventive registration, which he was not previously.

The situation was also interested in the investigative department of the TFR in the Altai Territory. The department organized a pre-investigation check under Art. 213 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (hooliganism). The prosecutor's office also joined in clarifying the circumstances. On behalf of the regional prosecutor Nikolai Ryabov, the department will check the implementation of federal legislation, establish the causes and conditions of the incident, and assess the work of the bodies of the prevention system.

At the same time, the situation is being considered in the Barnaul Education Committee. According to the Ministry, teachers and specialists of the Committee repeatedly met with the legal representatives of the student. A comprehensive inspection is being carried out at the school.

According to preliminary data of law enforcement agencies, the cause of the boy’s behavior could be psychological problems. The question of his further training is still being decided. According to the parents, the headmaster of the school told them that the family promised not to bring the child to classes until October 20 and transfer him to homeschooling.

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