Panic in Tucumán: A 14-Year-Old Student Fired a Gun Inside a School
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The Tucumana Justice investigates how a teenager accessed the .38 caliber revolver with which he shot inside a classroom of the School of Congress, in San Miguel de Tucumán. Because of his age, the minor cannot be subjected to criminal proceedings and was returned to the care of his mother. During the investigation, it was confirmed that the gun was registered in the name of his stepfather, a truck driver who was outside the province at the time…
A situation of extreme tension was experienced in a school in San Miguel de Tucumán when a 14-year-old student entered the facility with a firearm. While a class was developing, the teenager manipulated the gun and there was a detonation. The projectile ended up embedded in one of the walls of the classroom. No injuries were recorded. The episode took place on Tuesday, at approximately 2.30 p.m., at the Congress School in Tucumán. The shot occur…
The police investigate how it came into their hands and who owns it. No injured students or teachers were registered. Read more
The director of the educational establishment intervened immediately, alerted the police and the minor was handed over to his parents. The bullet struck a wall. A 14-year-old teenager took a firearm to his school in the city of San Miguel de Tucumán and shot inside the classroom. The bullet struck a wall and no injuries were reported. The episode occurred on Tuesday at the Congress School in Tucumán. The director of the educational establishment…
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