Poland arrests 117 teens after three armed attacks in schools

In Poland, 117 teenagers have been arrested following three armed attacks at educational institutions. Large-scale raids were launched after incidents starting in October, according to the country's Main Police Headquarters. The arrests were made on grounds of carrying knives and other weapons, as well as making public threats to attack schools or classmates. Inspections were carried out in over 64,000 educational facilities nationwide. Around 40,000 police officers participated in the operations. The agency recorded a total of 275 incidents related to possession of weapons or threats of attack. Polish law enforcement agencies have shifted to an enhanced monitoring mode in schools to prevent further tragedies.