Feb 10 • 12:08 UTC 🇫🇮 Finland Yle Uutiset

A minor under 15 threatened others with violence at a school in Janakkala

A student under 15 threatened others with violence at Tervakoski Community School in Janakkala, Finland, but did not cause any physical harm.

Hämeen police reported that they responded to a call about a threat of violence at Tervakoski Community School in Janakkala. The incident involved a student who entered the school with a sharp object and threatened other students, prompting immediate action from school staff. Teachers followed safety protocols, directing students safely into classrooms as police arrived on the scene.

Upon arrival, the police were informed that the underage student had threatened others but had not physically harmed anyone. The situation was managed swiftly, resulting in the minor being taken into police custody without any injuries reported. This incident raised concerns about school safety and the potential risks associated with youth behavior in educational settings, highlighting the importance of prompt response by teachers and law enforcement.

The incident underlines a growing need for awareness and preventative measures regarding threats of violence in schools. As police and educators continue to navigate these challenging situations, discussions around mental health support and intervention strategies become increasingly vital to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all students involved.

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