29.10.2026 12:19
One of the 9th-grade students at Anadolu High School in the Muratlı district of Tekirdağ set the police and school administration into action when he told his friends, "Don't come to school on Monday, bad things will happen." While the student's statement was taken, a search was conducted at his home.
In Tekirdağ's Muratlı district, a search was conducted at the home of a 9th-grade student after the claim that they told their friends, "Don't come to school on Monday, bad things will happen." No criminal elements were found in the search; the student's statement was taken, and it was assessed that they were trying to attract attention because they were lonely.
"DON'T COME TO SCHOOL, BAD THINGS WILL HAPPEN"
According to the allegations, A.B.T., a high school student of Algerian origin who had recently moved from Çorlu to Muratlı, told their friends, "Don't come to school on Monday, bad things will happen." Following these remarks, the situation was reported to the authorities after claims that the student had recently made remarks mentioning guns to those around them.
NOTHING WAS FOUND IN THE SEARCH AT THE HOME
Acting on the tip-off, teams from the Muratlı District Police Department Public Order Bureau conducted a search at the student's home. During the detailed examinations, no criminal elements were found, and it was assessed that the student was trying to attract attention in this way because they were lonely and had no friends.
It was learned that the student's statement was also taken within the judicial process initiated regarding the incident.