Serbian school shooter's parents sentenced to prison in retrial over 2023 Belgrade attack

Ten people killed (nine children and one security guard) and six others wounded in the May 2023 school shooting; the young shooter remains institutionalized.

In Belgrade, the parents of a thirteen-year-old who carried out Serbia's first school shooting have been sentenced anew in a retrial — the father to nearly fifteen years, the mother to nearly three — for the failures of guardianship that preceded sixty-six bullets fired in just over two minutes. Because the boy himself was too young for criminal prosecution, the courts have turned to those who shaped his access to weapons and, by extension, to the question every society must eventually ask after such violence: who bears responsibility for what a child becomes. The verdicts are under appeal, an

Serbian school shooter's parents sentenced to prison in retrial over 2023 Belgrade attack

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