On December 16, Poland’s Jelenia Góra district court received new police files and announced a temporary measure on the 12‑year‑old suspect in the murder of 11‑year‑old Danusia.
Court Receives New Evidence
On Tuesday, Dec. 16, at 3:01 p.m., police files concerning the 11‑year‑old were lodged with the Jelenia Góra District Court. The case was registered and assigned to a judge that same day, and a court session involving the 12‑year‑old suspect was held.
Temporary Measure for Suspect
The court applied a temporary measure to the suspect, although the exact nature of the measure was not specified. Details of the hearing will be kept confidential for the integrity of the proceedings.
Tragedy Details
The 11‑year‑old was found about 200 metres from her school. Body‑guarding medical teams arrived after the girl was already deceased, and she displayed injuries inflicted by a sharp tool. Authorities seized a knife identified as a “finka” and arrested the 12‑year‑old who attended the same school.
Background of Suspect
The 12‑year‑old and the victim were not classmates but shared the same school. The suspect reportedly had prior legal problems according to the district prosecutor’s press office.
Available Support Services
Individuals in need of help can call the Telephone of Trust for Children and Youth at 116‑111. Other organizations offering counselling to young people, parents, and educators are also available.
