In Lviv, a schoolboy shot a classmate 'by agreement': police reaction.
Video has emerged online of a schoolboy who fired a pneumatic gun in class, reported the Lviv region police. On June 11, it became known that the boy shot at his classmate with an unknown weapon.
In Lviv, a schoolboy shot a classmate with a pneumatic gun.One of the boys brought a device for firing metal balls that belongs to his father. pic.twitter.com/PgBeeIrNEL
Police found out that this episode occurred at one of Lviv's educational institutions, where a schoolboy brought a pneumatic weapon that belongs to his father and shot in the direction of another student. Fortunately, no one was injured as a result of the incident. The question of the legal qualification of this case remains open.
Children were playing with a weapon: one ended up in the hospital
In Sambir, Lviv region, two minor children found a pneumatic rifle in their grandmother's storeroom. As a result of an accidental shot, a four-year-old girl suffered a head injury. Fortunately, the girl's life is not in danger, and the police are investigating the circumstances of this incident.
The incident occurred two days ago, on December 28, when a six-year-old boy and his four-year-old sister found the weapon in their grandmother's abandoned storeroom and started playing with it.
According to one of the reports from the Lviv police, the schoolboy shot at his classmate with a pneumatic gun. Meanwhile, in Sambir, the children, while playing with the pneumatic rifle, caused injury to the four-year-old girl. Both cases are serious and require further investigation to determine the next steps and accountability.
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