Friday evening, in Tarnów, there was a dramatic situation in which a 16-year-old died in infirmary after cutting a sharp tool. His peer, who committed this act, was detained by the police and went to the police nursery.
According to information provided by Asp. staff. Paweł Klimek, a press officer of Tarnów police, took place on Friday evening. A 16-year-old boy was injured by a sharp instrument by his peer and then fled the scene. The police responded rapidly and detained the perpetrator respective 100 metres away.
The injured boy was transported to Tarnów Hospital, where doctors fought for his life. Unfortunately, by midnight, the teenager died. As confirmed by the staff. Paweł Klimek, “before midnight the boy died.”
The police stopped the another teenager and placed him in the police area of the child. There are ongoing investigations in which police officers collect evidence and identify witnesses to the incident. The collected material will go to the household court in Tarnów, which will decide the boy's fate.
According to the Central Statistical Office (GUS), in 2020, more than 12 1000 crimes committed by teenagers were reported in Poland. Of this, as much as 23% afraid crimes against life and health.
Statistics show that teenage crime is an increasingly pressing problem. In 2019, in Poland, 15% of crimes committed by teenagers afraid violence. Moreover, according to the Institute of Public Affairs, 40% of young people aged 13-18 declare that they have experience with violence.
In light of these data, the Tarnów attack is not an isolated case. Crime among teenagers is expanding and force is becoming increasingly common. Therefore, it is vital that police and courts take effective action to prevent and combat youth crime.
According to the Ministry of Justice, in 2020, in Poland, there were as many as 23 1000 cases against teenagers, which means an increase of 15% compared to the erstwhile year. Of this, as many as 12,000 cases afraid crimes against life and health.
In order to prevent and fight crime among teenagers, police and courts must take effective action. These include education, prevention and rehabilitation. In addition, parents and caregivers must be aware of the dangers and dangers that teenagers may face in their lives.
In the event of an attack in Tarnów, police and courts must take effective action to prevent specified events in the future. These include education and prevention among teenagers, as well as effective prosecution of offenders.
In summary, the attack in Tarnów is simply a tragedy that should concern everyone. Teen crime is an increasingly pressing problem, and force is becoming increasingly common. Therefore, it is vital that police and courts take effective action to prevent and combat youth crime.
