"Bell" to 4 students for the dropping of naphthalene in schools of Agrinio

The juvenile court trial at Agrinio is complete at the beginning of the 2017-2018 school season.

A year later, the case was heard and 14 accused in total sat on the dock. The decision was made public on Monday, which ended the trial and, according to her, nine of the defendants did not commit the act.

As reported in Agrinionews, four of the minors (aged 14 to 15 years) were found guilty of civil service disturbances and were the subject of corrective measures with police custody until the end of the year. age of the badistant of the minors and the social badistance of Agrinio. We were simply reprimanded.

Although the phenomenon of falling naphthalene is not new, it did not stop last year; however, during the 20-day period (21 September to 12 October 2017), the scale was unprecedented and was considered an organized plan.

Police officers from the Agrinio Security Department investigated the case. They filed a case of disruption of public service, gang formation, damage to foreign property and risk of injury to 17 minors (including 16 Roma and Albanians) and 17 years. The charges included the malicious nature of the serious injuries anticipated.

Juveniles have been accused of having acted in groups of three to nine people, throwing naphthalene into school orchestras. As a general rule, they hid the naphthalene in wells before pouring.

The court filed clbad and defense witnesses, as well as school principals who, in general, claimed that the juvenile defendants were not under any illusions, but simply did not want to become a lesson. Respectively, the defense lawyers argued that there was no act of abuse, because the minors were not intended to cause harm.

The Chief Prosecutor also proposed to transform the category of severely targeted bodily harm into serious harm.

He also suggested the allegiance of minors for the charge of civil service disturbances and their acquittal for gang-up offenses and damage to foreign property. Four in total were therefore found guilty of the domestic peace disorder.