an eighth-grader attacked his peers because of a girl: Incidents: Russia: Lenta.ru

The conflict between teenagers at school No. 94 in the Krasnodar village of Rossiyskiy could have started over a girl who was offended by one of the students. About this RIA Novosti reported in law enforcement agencies.

The agency’s interlocutor said that the eighth-grader, who attacked his peers with a knife, “didn’t let her pass.” According to preliminary data, her brothers, who suffered during the conflict, tried to intercede for the girl. The student herself escaped with bruises and abrasions.

Previously in the media spread version that during recess the student loudly listened to the ICE song with an abundance of obscene words, which the eighth grader did not like. He asked the student to turn it down, but was refused, which became the reason for the fight.

It turned outthat the student used a folding knife as a weapon, which he constantly carried with him. Also it became knownthat two participants in the conflict are registered with the school, but the attacker is not among them.

Security gaps at school became known

In the building where the attack took place, worked metal detector frames, but the elderly watchman did not pay attention to them. The security system installed at the entrance to the educational institution emitted a sound signal, which was ignored by the security officer. The police are currently working with him.

Investigative Committee excited criminal case. The investigation is being conducted under Articles 213 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Hooliganism”) and 293 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Negligence”). The necessary investigative actions are being carried out to establish all the circumstances of the incident. The investigation will also evaluate the actions (inaction) of officials of the educational institution.

All the affected children have already returned home

After the emergency, doctors hospitalized three victims. Children born in 2009, 2010 and 2011 received non-penetrating stab wounds. The fourth victim escaped with bruises.

A few hours later, doctors released all the children home. Their condition made it possible to prescribe outpatient treatment.