He Pushed Concrete Blocks Onto the Tracks, Which Could Have Caused a Disaster. Police: He's a 12-Year-Old Boy.
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A 12-year-old boy allegedly pushed concrete elements down an embankment onto the tracks in Jedlanka (Lubelskie Voivodeship), Chief Inspector Marcin Józwik of the Łuków County Police Headquarters reported on Thursday (September 24). The case will now be heard by family court.
Police arrested a 12-year-old boy who allegedly confessed to pushing heavy concrete blocks down an embankment onto the tracks. However, the Internal Security Agency (ABW) hypothesizes it was sabotage, not hooliganism. "We're not sure whose inspiration it was; we could be surprised," our source within the intelligence services tells us.
A 12-year-old boy is responsible for an incident in Jedlanka, in the Lublin region, that could have ended in disaster. Police located the boy who, while walking near railway tracks yesterday, pushed concrete fragments of a former platform structure down an embankment. The falling fragments landed on the tracks. The 12-year-old also placed several stones on the tracks. The child's case will now be handled by the Family and Juvenile Court in Łuków.
A counterterrorist operation, an alert from the Internal Security Agency (ABW), and several hours of railway paralysis – these were the consequences of Tuesday's incident in Jedlanka (Łuków County), where two freight trains struck concrete barriers. Read "Two trains close to derailing near Łuków. A 12-year-old will appear in family court" on the Spotted Lublin - Lublin News website.
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