The pupil who arranged the shooting in the Perm school was neutralized by the director

According to the portalproperm, citing data from the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs, at about 8 am on October 18, a 12-year-old sixth grade student came to school in the village of Sars, Oktyabrsky District, and fired two shots from a Saiga hunting rifle, hitting the wall and ceiling.

At the time of the incident, there were 300 children and 30 teachers at the school.

“The school director neutralized the student. Galina Zaitseva took the child to the office. The boy gave her the weapon after the conversation”, - the message says.

The publication notes that at least one student was injured as a result of the shooting: the child was admitted to the Oktyabrskaya Central Regional Hospital with minor abrasions, having received cuts from a glass shard from the door. After providing medical care, the victim was released home.

Izvestia notes that a sixth grader stole a gun from his father. The child was dissatisfied with the behavior of the parent, because he mocked the child's mother, which made the sixth grader very worried.

The boy told the police that at night he had a dream about God, who told him what to do. The student also decided to bring the gun to school in order to “talk” with his classmate, who was bullied at him. The shooter, according to him, was not going to kill his other classmates. But when he came to school with a weapon, his peers did not believe that it was real. Then the boy decided to prove to them that he was right.

Now investigators work in the student's house.

According to media reports, before the incident, the child did not differ in aggressiveness, was not registered with the police, studied at "good" and "excellent", was kind and calm. His abuser was not reputed to be "dysfunctional" either.

Now investigators work at the teenager's home.

As noted by Lenta.ru, the juvenile shooter does not face criminal liability, since he has not reached the required age of 14 under the law. However, minors over the age of 11, on the basis of a judge's decision, can be placed in special educational institutions of a closed type.