Three Teenagers Detained Over Foiled School Attack Plot

Police arrested three teenage boys aged 15 and 16. One suspect was arrested in Copenhagen. The boys faced terrorism charges in court. They planned to attack Hadsten School in Jutland. They wanted to use knives and explosives. Law enforcement intercepted their online chats in time. Officials confirmed the danger has passed.

• Three boys aged 15 and 16 face terrorism charges.
• One suspect was arrested by police in Copenhagen.
• The target was Hadsten School in Jutland.
• Attack plans involved knives and explosives made online.
• Police confirmed the threat is now fully eliminated.
• Call 114 to report local safety concerns to Danish police.

A judge placed all three boys in closed youth care. Danish law protects young suspects in secure state facilities. Police monitored online spaces to track the plot. This action prevented harm to students and school staff. Authorities say there is no active threat to Danish schools.

Danish police work closely with local schools and social services. This network is known as the SSP system. It helps spot safety risks among young people early. Copenhagen schools follow strict emergency safety plans. Parents can speak to school staff about online safety concerns.

Parents should talk with their children about online chat groups. Report suspicious safety threats to the police right away. You can call the police at 114 for non-emergencies. For immediate danger, always call 112.