A statement about bullying and harassment among students has been registered at the Karakol police department. An initial investigation has been launched into this matter.
According to available information, the statement claims that high school students allegedly threatened 9th-grade students. As part of the investigation, 10 children identified as victims were interviewed in the presence of their legal representatives. The children reported that they had not been subjected to any physical, material, or moral pressure, as alleged in the statement, the police department added.
There were also interrogations of the school administration and teachers, as well as the social educator. They confirmed that some students expressed concern about the high school students; however, the facts of violence were not substantiated.
Despite this, the students were assigned a forensic medical examination, which they and their legal representatives refused.
The applicant, M.T., clarified that some of the previously presented facts turned out to be inaccurate and noted that she has no complaints about the actions of law enforcement agencies.
As a result of the investigation, the materials were sent to the territorial inspector of the juvenile affairs inspection of the Karakol police department for necessary measures to be taken.
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The police department notes that preventive measures aimed at preventing offenses among youth are regularly conducted in schools in the region.
Law enforcement agencies urge parents to actively cooperate with them and promptly report any suspicious situations to ensure the safety of children.
Earlier, Maria Tsareva, a member of the parent committee of class 9 "A," stated that high school students at school No. 7 in the village of Pristan-Przhevalsk are beating younger students and demanding money. She appealed to the head of the State National Security Committee, Kamchybek Tashiev, asking him to intervene and address the situation.
