Teacher Pepper-Sprayed, Stabbed by Pupil at Rome School, Says She Still Cares for Him
Victim describes affection for student who allegedly viewed violent content online before attack, according to ANSA
A teacher at a school in Rome was pepper-sprayed and then stabbed by one of her pupils, Italian news agency ANSA reported.
According to ANSA, the boy accused of carrying out the attack had reportedly been viewing violent content online before the incident.
Speaking after the attack, the teacher told ANSA that she still felt affection for the pupil despite what happened, saying, "I care about him, I like to hug him."
ANSA did not specify further details about the exact date of the incident, the school involved, the extent of the teacher's injuries, or the current status of the pupil.
This report is based on limited information provided by ANSA; further details on the investigation and any actions taken by authorities were not immediately available.
Sources
- Pupil pepper-sprays then stabs teacher at Rome school — ANSA (Italy)
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