The profile author of the Service in Action described a series of events in Polish schools. According to his entry, on September 22, 2026, in a primary school in Ptakach, an 11-year-old injured his classmate with an axe. Six days later, the police were to apprehend a 13-year-old in the morning who was planning an attack at a primary school in Książki in the Wąbrzeźno County. The boy had a 30-centimeter bayonet in his backpack and a meat cleaver at home; the attack did not occur. The author stated that on October 7 at the Vocational School Complex No. 4 in Ostrołęka, a 19-year-old student Jakub Z. attacked with a knife or machete during a lesson, injuring nine people: five students, two teachers, and two bystanders. According to the entry, he had a homemade explosive device in his backpack, and the police apprehended him near the school after he self-harmed. On the same day, the police were to apprehend a 17-year-old in the morning in Sierpc who announced an attack at a school. He had two knives with him, and on his phone, he was searching for information about the planned attack. In the description of the incident on October 8 at the Jan Paweł II Primary School in Leszczydole-Nowiny in the Wyszków County, the author wrote that a 15-year-old former student attacked three adults at the school entrance with knives: a caretaker, a teacher, and the principal. He added that the 37-year-old caretaker died despite resuscitation efforts, and the attacker was subdued by the principal. The author assessed that schools were facing a serious problem. He mentioned that some people blamed stress-free upbringing, while others pointed to early access to the Internet and age-inappropriate content. He asked what actions the Ministry of Education would take and what the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration would do to ensure the safety of students and teachers. #bezpieczeństwo #edukacja #przemoc (translated)
