On Wednesday, the police in Central Finland were called to respond to a threat made by two students at the TREDU campus in Ylöjärvi. While the situation caused alarm, there were no physical injuries reported. The police responded promptly after receiving an alert about the threat at 12:04 PM, and discussions with individuals present revealed that the incident was linked to a TikTok challenge that had circulated among the students. Reports indicated that threat notes had been shared within the school community.

The situation was relatively calm as law enforcement arrived on the scene, and the school's principal informed students through announcements and official communications about the unfolding events. A student present during the incident noted that the situation generated strange feelings among their peers, as they were puzzled by the nature of the threat. The principal also assured students that support for counseling would be available if needed, emphasizing the seriousness with which the school administration took the threat once it became known.

Moreover, at least one photo of the threat note circulated among the students via messaging platforms, highlighting the rapid spread of information and concern within the school community. This incident underscores the impact of social media challenges on behavior and the potential consequences they can have in real-world settings, prompting discussions about student safety and mental health in schools.