Teenager Injures Four in Örebro School Pyrotechnic Incident
A teenage student in Örebro is under investigation after igniting a pyrotechnic device at school, causing injuries to four people and prompting a police inquiry.
- • A teenage student ignited pyrotechnics in an Örebro school during school hours.
- • The explosion caused hearing problems and psychological effects among several individuals.
- • Four people were reported injured, potentially more as investigation continues.
- • Police have launched a preliminary investigation for bodily harm and explosive material violations.
Key details
A disturbing incident occurred at a school in Örebro where a teenage student reportedly ignited a pyrotechnic device during school hours, resulting in injuries to four individuals. The explosion, described by Anders Dahlman, spokesperson for the Bergslagen police region, as likely caused by a "banger," triggered the school's fire alarm due to its loud and powerful noise. Several people suffered both physical and psychological effects, with some experiencing hearing problems. The number of injured may rise as the investigation unfolds. The police have launched a preliminary investigation focusing on causing bodily harm and breaches of laws regulating flammable and explosive materials. The suspect, a teenage boy who has reached the age of criminal responsibility, is currently being questioned alongside witness statements and discussions with guardians to determine the next steps in the case.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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