Viennese student posts TikK death list: Police determined!

Viennese student posts TikK death list: Police determined!

A disturbing incident currently employs a school in Vienna: A twelve -year -old student allegedly published a list on the Tikok platform, which contains the names of his classmates and are pronounced in which threats. This creates great excitement among parents and teachers who are concerned about the safety of their children. According to the report of Meinverkärb, the student was temporarily suspended by the school after the incident and is currently at large.

concerned parents have filed a complaint after learning about the threatening list. The police were informed about the situation on June 1st. Even if the incident fell close to the killing spree in Graz, the police make it clear that the case became known regardless of it. The accused student denies the allegations and claims that his Tikok account was stolen. His family provides this with a statement: Neither his mother nor his sister have seen him with a smartphone in the past two weeks, which the police believe.

school measures and support

The Vienna Education Directorate has confirmed that the student's suspension will continue until the end of the school year, but without giving details about the measure. This is the focus of an important aspect: the boy is considered a known problem child at his school and has already damaged a glass pane with a chair in the past. Therefore, the suspension from the school's point of view was necessary to ensure the safety of everyone involved.

In addition to suspension, the child and youth welfare of the city of Vienna was also switched on. This has been working with the boy's family for a long time and has offered their support to assess the student's self -threat. According to the police spokeswoman Anna Gutt, the investigation is about suspicion of the dangerous threat and it is checked whether the list may come from a fake account.

preventive measures in the focus

The incident also makes a highlight of the need for preventive measures against youth crime. The Federal Ministry of Youth has developed various strategies for action to reduce violence among young people in recent years. Statistics show that the majority of suspect children and adolescents only come into contact with the law, while a smaller group of around 5-10% is punished several times. These developments make it clear how important it is to act preventively and to intensify the cooperation between schools, police and youth aids.

Overall, this incident remains a serious reminder for everyone involved that dealing with cyber bullying and violence in the digital world must be taken seriously. The affected schools and institutions are required to react appropriately in such situations and to ensure the safety of the students. It is also necessary to educate children and adolescents about the dangers of the Internet and to provide them with a secure handling of social media.

For more information on this topic, read the detailed reports of vienna.at as well as the resources of the Federal Youth Ministry .