The President of Serbia, in turn, has proposed limiting gun licenses in one of the countries where they are most in circulation, and lowering the age of imprisonment to 12 years.
The 13-year-old boy who yesterday shot nine people, including eight minors, at a school in Belgrade and wounded seven others, He had been planning the attack for a long time. and even had one list of the people you wanted to killreported the Serbian police.
In addition, the boy practiced with his father on shooting ranges and this activity I had learned to shootsaid Interior Minister Bratislav Gasic.
The alleged attacker was arrested in the yard of the school where the massacre took place, the motives of which are still unknown.
The minister has indicated that the two pistols were used by the alleged attacker they had a permit and believed to be owned by the minor’s father, who was also arrested.
The Belgrade Supreme Court has reported that the shooter’s father was held in pretrial detention for 48 hours on suspicion of serious crimes against security general.
The prosecution has also indicated that it has requested a toxicological analysis of the blood of the child who shot. They are not clear yet charges against the childwho has not yet reached the age of 14, the minimum age of criminal responsibility.
Serbian president calls for more arms control
Serbia’s president, the populist Aleksandar Vucic, has proposed restricting gun licenses in one of the countries where they are most in circulation, and lower the criminal age at the age of twelve.
He also called out in a televised speech testing for drug use in high schools and consider blocking websites that give advice on committing murder or buying narcotics.
Source: EITB
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