Police operation - Mass brawl at Berlin school: crisis team mobilized
Following a mass brawl between pupils, teachers and police officers at a school in Berlin-Neukölln, the educational institution has convened a crisis team and called in school psychologists. The school supervisory authority was also informed, a spokesperson for the education administration announced on Tuesday.
On Monday morning, a fight broke out between several pupils at the school, during which young people sprayed pepper spray. The brawl spread: According to the police, a total of 49 children, young people and teachers suffered irritation and had to be treated by paramedics. The 52-year-old principal suffered a broken finger while trying to separate the youngsters who were fighting. Other teachers and police officers were also attacked. According to the police, the reason for the altercation was rather trivial.
"We remain in contact to ensure the best possible support for the school," said the education administration.
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The educational institution is currently working with a crisis team and school psychologists to address the aftermath of the incident. The police operation resulted in several teachers being attacked during the mass brawl. The schools in Berlin-Neukölln region should be vigilant due to the rise in criminality, as emphasized by the recent incident. Police operations in schools are an unfortunate but necessary response to increasing instances of disturbances and violent behavior.
Source: www.stern.de
