A 14‑year‑old from Poznań reportedly told his mother he was planning a school shooting, prompting a call to the Polish Internal Security Agency on Tuesday.
Call to ABW Reveals Alleged Plan
A Polish mother reported that a phone call from the 14‑year‑old to the Internal Security Agency (ABW) included the words “I want to kill,” and claimed he was planning a shooting at his elementary school.
Mother’s Account of the Teen’s Intentions
The mother said the boy had shared TikTok videos of school shootings and a voice message offering to carry out the attack together. He reportedly mentioned owning a pistol and a knife, and insisted the motive was to kill.
Police Retrieve Incriminating Notebook
Investigators seized a notebook listing ten classmates and four teachers as targets, titled “List of Persons to Exterminate.” It also contained an English entry promising imminent murder and a pseudo‑signature “Human Exterminator.”
Juvenile Court Imposes Custody
Judge Alicja Baranowska opened proceedings for preparation to murder at least ten people, ordered the teen’s detention, and placed him in a youth disciplinary unit, citing a demoralized and threatening stance.
Teen Claims He Was Victim of Bullying
During court proceedings, the teen expressed that he had been harassed by classmates, was physically shoved, and beat up, yet denied any real intent to commit violence, describing earlier writings as “emotional outbursts.”
Parental and School Reactions
The mother stated she believes the boy would not harm anyone and described him as sensitive. School officials reported no prior complaints against him and noted a long‑term conflict trend with classmates.
Support Resources Highlighted
Authorities urged anyone needing help to contact the Children and Youth Trust Hotline at 116 111, and mentioned the foundation “Giving Children Strength,” which offers counseling for both youths and their caregivers.
