Teens caught with Molotov weapons and cocktails in a large store in Bucharest. Were preparing for a rack started on Tiktok
Several young people between the ages of 14 and 19 were caught by the police while preparing for a rail with another group, following a conflict broke out on Tiktok and Instagram. According to hotnews.ro sources, the young people, who were caught after a call to 112, had hidden in the sanitary group in the Ikea Băneasa store Airsoft type guns, a mace, a dagger and a rubber stick.
The police found the 12 young people, of which 10 minors, inside the IKEA store, where some of them hid in a trash in the toilet of the shopping center two Airsoft guns, a mace, a dagger and a rubber cane. The objects were discovered by the police during the intervention.
Subsequently, in an abandoned car in the store parking lot, several bottles filled with petrol were found.
According to the Capital Police, the intervention took place on Friday, around 3 pm.
“The police officers of Section 2 within the General Police Directorate of the Municipality of Bucharest intervened following a call to 112, who signaled the presence of several young people at an address in Sector 1, having on them containers containing flammable substances. Following the checks, it was established that it was the minors and young people between the ages of 14, The capital.
The high objects of the sanitary group – airsoft, maceta, dagger and rubber cane – are described by the police as “forbidden objects”.
The parents of the minors were contacted, and the children were taken over by their families. Those of minors under 16 were sanctioned with fines totaling 2,800 lei, for not taking the necessary measures to prevent vagabond facts.
According to HotNews.ro sources, the identified young people come from Ilfov county and came to Bucharest to meet another group, also from Ilfov, following conflicts previously on social networks. The other group would be from the Pantelimon area, and the discussions between the two camps were exclusively online. One of the teenagers in Pantelimon would have insulted others on Tiktok and Instagram.
