Two separate incidents of violence against minors were reported in Vilnius, Lithuania, involving a young man and a woman.
In Vilnius, Lithuania, two separate instances of violence against minors have raised concerns about safety in the community. The first incident occurred at 6:30 PM, where an unknown young man inflicted physical pain on a 13-year-old boy born in 2010. The boy received medical assistance and was treated on an outpatient basis at a hospital. This incident has prompted an official investigation into the matter to ensure accountability and justice for the victim.
Later in the evening at 10:10 PM, another incident was reported in which a woman, born in 1986, allegedly committed acts of violence against a 9-year-old girl born in 2014. Similar to the earlier case, the young girl suffered physical pain, and the circumstances surrounding this incident are currently being clarified. Authorities are collecting evidence for an ongoing pre-trial investigation regarding the infliction of physical pain on the minor.
These incidents not only highlight the troubling trend of violence against minors but also stress the need for community vigilance and supportive measures to protect the welfare of children. The police are seeking to determine further details and prevent such occurrences in the future, indicating a serious response to these alarming events.
