Today in Russia, there was a shooting in the village of Sars, Perm Region. It was arranged by a sixth grader using his father's hunting rifle. This was confirmed by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.
According to eyewitnesses, 12-year-old Dmitry G. entered his school with a gun in his hands. He ran into his class, put the children against the wall and shouted: "Everyone stand!" shot twice from a Saiga hunting carbine — at the wall and the ceiling.
The district administration confirmed the information about the incident, but refused to provide detailed comments.
"No one was hurt. The circumstances are being investigated," the administration said, adding that the police are now communicating with the juvenile shooter.
The school director managed to neutralize the student - she left her office and persuaded the boy to come to her.
Local residents say that the teenager studies well, was a calm, kind boy, so after the fourth grade he was accepted into the cadet class without any problems.
It also became known that during the attack on the school there was still one victim - a shard of glass from the door cut the leg of a guy who was climbing the stairs at that moment.
After the arrest, the student admitted that he came to school with a weapon to "deal with one specific girl who offended him very much"
As a reminder, on September 20, a freshman opened fire at Perm University. As a result, 47 people were injured, including 6 who died.
