2023-06-06 15:39:58
The young woman, whose age was not revealed, according to the TJ-SP (São Paulo Court of Justice), planned an attack on the school where she studied in May of this year.
FRANCISCO LIMA NET
SAO PAULO-SP
The Single Court of the city of Auriflama, in the interior of São Paulo, ordered the hospitalization of a teenager for planning an attack on the school where she studied. The infraction was classified by judge Tobias Guimarães Ferreira as analogous to the crime of preparatory act of terrorism.
The case is being processed in secrecy of Justice because it is a minor.
The young woman, whose age was not revealed, according to the TJ-SP (São Paulo Court of Justice), planned an attack on the school where she studied in May of this year.
The police found a revolver and a shotgun with ammunition in the teenager’s room, a black mask with a skull print and a notebook with illustrations and drawings alluding to attacks, according to the file.
On her cell phone there were also text messages and images with Nazi content.
The magistrate pointed out in the sentence that the young woman “was effectively planning an attack on her school, moved by reasons of discrimination, for which purpose she had taken possession of a firearm belonging to her father and planned to acquire a firearm from a third party”.
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As Folha published on the 22nd of May, in 6 of the 11 attacks on Brazilian schools in which firearms were used, the perpetrators of the attacks obtained them at home.
This is one of the conclusions of an unprecedented study by the Sou da Paz Institute. In it, police reports and lawsuits were analyzed.
In all, firearms were present in 11 of the 24 attacks registered in the country since 2002.
Its use caused 34 deaths and left 57 injured.
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The judge pointed out that the minor’s actions were inspired by Nazi ideas to which the teenager was exposed, constituting sufficient discriminatory reason and terrorist intent, and that the teenager even took steps to implement the plan.
Details were not provided as he is a minor.
For Ferreira, the judge, the teenager, despite her age, “is already aware that the propagated ideals of racial supremacy and intolerance do not adhere to the ethics of post-war modernity” and concluded that the hospitalization measure is the most effective given the serious threat to the school’s students and the “dangerous and contagious” effect of the ideas she adhered to.
The measure will be reassessed every three months and, in addition, the student must undergo psychological treatment.
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Parents were also given psychological follow-up and referral to services and programs for the protection, support and promotion of the family and to courses or guidance programs.
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