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Published 14 days ago • Novi Sad, Serbia • Updated 14 days ago

The Prosecution Is Investigating the Responsibility of the Parents of the Boy Who Made Threats at the "J. S. Popović" Elementary School.

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The police officers were ordered to collect the necessary information from the child's parents and next of kin, euronews serbia, euronews serbia, euronews serbia, euronews serbia, euronews, euronews

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The Prosecution Is Investigating the Responsibility of the Parents of the Boy Who Made Threats at the "J. S. Popović" Elementary School.

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The Prosecutor's Office Is Investigating the Responsibility of the Parents of the Boy Who Threatened the Elementary School "Jovan Sterija Popović".

Police officers were instructed to gather information from the child's family, school personnel and medical facilities.

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