Frag Out! Magazine questioned the police intervention regarding a 17-year-old who — as cited from the press releases by the author — had allegedly bragged at school that he had more dangerous items at home than a knife. The police and parents were called to the school, but nothing was found on the student. The author wrote that, according to available reports, the boy did not threaten anyone. According to the magazine, during the visit to the home, an air gun and a pocket knife were revealed, and they were subsequently seized for further proceedings. The author noted that both items can be legally owned and asked what the proceedings would pertain to since merely bragging about them is not punishable. He assessed that if the teenager was only talking about these items, the actions of the authorities were unjustified and represented an overzealous response. https://t.co/AcrLBdtNUz #mlodziez #bezpieczenstwo #prawo (translated)
