Gliwice teenagers take revenge on fellow teen by stabbing victim to death

Seven teenagers in Gliwice allegedly stabbed to death a 14-year-old boy last week, after the victim reportedly assaulted a local girl. The boy died in the hospital two hours after being stabbed with a knife. Police quickly rounded up the several suspects, none older than 16 years. The police apprehended three of the suspects while they were getting off a train from Lower Silesia. The last suspect, who was searched for by 40 undercover policemen, was found in Legnica. The prosecutor is awaiting more details into the murder before charging the suspects. If the teenagers are found guilty of murder, they could be imprisoned for 15 years. In extreme cases such as this, the court could decide to treat them as adults, for which they could receive 25 years of imprisonment. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 6) P.W.