In Vaasa, Finland, police are investigating an incident involving two underage boys suspected of attempting to murder a 40-year-old man. The situation escalated following a dispute that took place on a bus, leading to a physical confrontation after they exited on Huutoniementie. One of the boys reportedly attacked the victim with a knife, inflicting life-threatening injuries.

The adult victim, who sustained serious wounds, was rushed to the hospital where he is currently reported to be in stable condition. After the attack, the minors fled the scene with the victim's possessions but were apprehended by the police shortly thereafter. They face serious charges, including attempted murder and robbery, but one of the boys is under 15 years old, which limits his criminal responsibility under Finnish law.

Authorities have released the minors following their arrest, highlighting the legal complexities surrounding juvenile justice. Despite one of the boys not being criminally liable due to his age, the case underscores the serious nature of the crime and raises questions about youth violence and accountability in Finland.