Slovak police said they killed a 22-year-old man who attacked staff and pupils with a knife at a school on Thursday in an assault that left a vice-principal dead and four injured.
The police said two children and two adults were injured in the attack at an elementary school in the town of Vrutky, 220 km northeast of the capital Bratislava.
The attacker was then shot by police after fleeing the school, which is in a residential neighborhood.“He entered the school by smashing a glass door. Then some staff members tried to block and stop him, and he used a knife which he had brought with him,” he said. The attacker seriously injured a teacher and two students in one classroom before he ran from the school, Lucansky said.Slovak elementary schools began reopening on June 1 under an easing of coronavirus lockdown measures.
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