Incident in a school in Olt. The parent of a student called 112, alleging that his son had been beaten by the school principal

The parent of a student from the secondary school in Valea Mare commune, Olt county, called 112 on Tuesday, April 2, 2024, announcing that his son had been assaulted by a school teacher.

The report was made at 10:50 a.m., the father announcing that his son, a student at the school in Recea village, Valea Mare commune, came home and told him that the school principal had beaten him.

According to the first data, the student, who is 12 years old, was allegedly caught by the teacher while kicking a door in the school building. The headmistress would have reprimanded him for his act, but it would not be a case of physical aggression either. The child told his parents something else instead.

At this time, both representatives of the Police and representatives of the Olt County School Inspectorate arrived at the school, to determine exactly what happened.

The student’s father also requested an ambulance so that his son could be transported to the hospital, the student thus arriving at the Slatina County Emergency Hospital.

The representatives of the Olt County Police Inspectorate (IPJ) confirm the incident and say that the police are on the scene and are conducting investigations to establish the factual situation.

“The child shows no signs of physical trauma”

The spokesperson of the Slatina County Emergency Hospital, doctor Emilian Postelnicu, also confirmed that the minor arrived at the hospital, noting that he is undergoing several investigations.

“Indeed, a child presented himself during the morning, with the statement that he was assaulted by a teacher, that he slapped him and hit his head against the walls, but the child does not show any signs of physical trauma, (. ..) is perfectly intact, and the skin and movements, is conscious, cooperative, out of any danger. It is under further investigation (…), let’s not miss anything, but at first glance it is perfectly intact and out of any danger”, stated Dr. Postelnicu.