Elevul cuţitar din Bistriţa participase la un curs anti-bullying, iar poliţiştii observaseră semnale suspecte

The stabbing incident at a school in Bistrița raises serious concerns about student safety and the effectiveness of anti-bullying programs. Despite prior warnings about the aggressor's behavior, he attacked a teacher and a classmate. Authorities had conducted anti-bullying training in the class, yet the warning signs were overlooked. Experts highlight a growing trend of radicalization among minors, with some even planning terrorist attacks. The Romanian Intelligence Service has been training educators to identify at-risk students. The attacker, currently hospitalized, had been planning the assault for months and had a list of potential targets. The school remains closed temporarily, with online classes in place.