14-year-old boy injured classmates in life: investigations into dangerous bodily harm

14-year-old boy injured classmates in life: investigations into dangerous bodily harm

Boy in Kirchheim near Munich Highly injured

In Kirchheim near Munich, a tragic incident occurred in which a 14-year-old boy injured a younger classmate on a school trip. This shocking incident raises questions about the security of school trips and illustrates the importance of supervision and conflict management in school environments.

the incident and the investigation

During a dispute between the 14-year-old suspect and a group of five students, the boy threw a tennis ball-sized object, probably a stone, in the direction of the group. The 13-year-old classmate was hit on the head. The police are now investigating dangerous bodily harm to the 14-year-old who triggered the incident.

The injuries and dramatic development

After the first treatment in a Munich clinic, the 13-year-old boy was released, but his condition deteriorated quickly. He had to be brought to the clinic again, where his injuries were classified as life -threatening. Thanks to emergency operation, its condition could be stabilized.

The incident shows how quickly an apparently harmless argument can lead to serious consequences. The question arises how conflicts among students can be recognized and de -escalated early in order to prevent such tragic incidents.

- Nag