Police revealed that a 38‑year‑old man, known for a criminal record, was arrested after a shooting at a school in Włodary, Poland, on October 30.
Police Release New Information
Polish police announced that a 38‑year‑old man was arrested after a shooting at a school in the village of Włodary (Nysa County, Opole Province) on Oct. 30.
Suspect’s Criminal Record and Weapons Detected
According to Radio Opole, the suspect had prior convictions for theft, vandalism, and traffic offenses. Police seized a pneumatic device from him during the operation.
Arrest and Personal Background
He was taken into custody at his home, which lies opposite the school. Ukrainian‑born and having lived in Poland for 22 years, the man was sober and compliant at arrest.
Charges and Potential Sentencing
He is preliminarily suspected of endangering a person and property damage, offences that carry a maximum sentence of five years under the Polish Penal Code.
Shooting Incident Details
The incident happened on Thursday, October 30, at about 9:30 am when someone fired a paintball at the primary school. Four windows on the first and second floors were damaged, but children suffered no injuries and were taken into parental care after evacuation.