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Poland's Tusk says online violence behind school stabbings

Poland's Tusk says online violence behind school stabbings

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that recent school attacks were driven by the online glorification of violence. Three separate knife attacks at schools across Poland this week injured multiple people and killed a caretaker. Police had already taken 76 individuals into custody following their deployment to schools nationwide to enhance safety.

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