Deurne (Eurotoday Newspaper) – A 19-year-old was seriously injured in a stabbing at Spectrumschool in Deurne. A 20-year-old suspect has been arrested following a fight involving four people.
He got into a fight with three brothers, ages 14, 16, and 20, and once got stabbed in the back with a knife. There is no threat to the victim’s life.
The 20-year-old was taken into custody by the police, and his younger brothers will be questioned thereafter.
The cause of the altercation that blank”>started at the school this afternoon at around 1 p.m. is being looked into by the police.
“During the fight, one of the three brothers pulled out a knife and stabbed the victim in the back. He was taken to the AZ Monica, but his condition is stable,”
says Kim Bastiaens, spokesperson for the Antwerp Police Zone, Belgium.
Following the event, the three brothers ran away, but the police were able to swiftly apprehend them. The man, 20, was taken into custody. We’ll interview his brothers later. The blade has been seized.
What support is available for the injured victim and his family?
In addition to being physically present, friends, family, and community members can offer vital emotional support by listening, reassuring, and encouraging the victim to communicate their feelings. To help deal with the trauma, anxiety, or sadness brought on by the incident, professional counseling or therapy may also be helpful.
The victim could require assistance with everyday duties including cleaning, cooking, getting to and from doctor’s appointments, and overseeing physical treatment or rehabilitation. During recuperation, these loads might be lessened with the help of friends, family, or neighborhood volunteers.
Recovery results can be enhanced by helping with rehabilitation activities and going with the victim to doctor’s appointments. Comprehensive care is ensured by coordination with healthcare providers.
In order to make the victim and their family feel more comfortable following the violent incident, victim support organizations can offer guidance and assistance in creating safety plans.
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11 responses to “19-Year-Old Stabbed at Deurne School”
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Nothing says “education” like a good old-fashioned knife fight in the schoolyard, eh? 🍴📚 Guess they missed the memo on peaceful debate!
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Good to see our schools offering hands-on experience in conflict resolution; who needs textbooks when you’ve got a live-action drama unfolding at lunchtime? 🍴🔪
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Looks like the kids are really taking schoolyard squabbles to a whole new level these days. Who knew the curriculum included knife skills? 🤦♂️🔪
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Looks like schoolyard brawls are taking a sharp turn in Deurne—who knew sibling rivalry could get so… pointy? 😏🔪
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Just another day at the schoolyard, eh? Seems like the kids have taken “back to school” to a whole new level—who knew a stab in the back could be part of the curriculum? 🍴😅
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Oh, fabulous! Nothing like a good old schoolyard brawl to keep the educational experience thrilling, eh? 🎓🔪 Who needs textbooks when you can have a stab at real-life drama?
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Just another day in Deurne, where school fights come with a side of knives. Who knew education could be so… cutting-edge? 😂🔪
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Another day, another lesson in how to resolve differences with a knife at school. Honestly, who needs textbooks when you’ve got real-life drama? 😂🔪
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Just another day in the classroom, eh? Who needs textbooks when you can learn about knife skills in the schoolyard? 🤷♂️💼
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Just another day in Deurne, where schoolyard scuffles apparently come with a side of knife skills. Who needs drama on TV when you have reality right at the alma mater? 🙄🔪
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Stabbing at school? Just another day in Deurne, where the only thing sharper than the knives are the students’ wits. 🎓🔪 Typical, innit?
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