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Threat at Rostock school: Police investigate dangerous writing
The police are investigating after a threat was made at a school in Rostock. Despite the incident, classes were able to take place regularly.
Threat at Rostock school: Police investigate dangerous writing
On Thursday morning, October 16, 2025, a disturbing discovery was made at the regional school in the Rostock district of Reutershagen. A threatening sign was found on school grounds, which immediately caught the attention of a person who works at the school. They immediately informed the police, who then contacted the school management and initiated an investigation. Fortunately, no specific risk situation could be identified on site, which is why lessons began as planned, as reported NDR.
The Rostock police reacted quickly and entrusted the criminal investigation department with the case. When the lettering was first examined, it was found that it had been attached to a bench in the school area with a pen. How Northern Courier According to reports, officials confirm that there was no immediate danger to students or school staff at the time. Despite the reassuring circumstances, the issue is being taken seriously: criminal proceedings have been initiated on suspicion of disturbing the public peace by threatening to commit crimes.
Background to violence in schools
Unfortunately, the incidents at schools are not isolated cases. According to a current analysis, almost every second teacher in Germany experiences violence among students. Police statistics show that the number of children and young people suspected of crimes has increased significantly, especially for crimes such as theft and bodily harm. Violence in schools remains a frequently covered topic in the media and concern for the safety of young people is high. Information from Statista show that over 12% of 15-year-old students experience bullying several times a month.
School administrators and teachers at socially disadvantaged schools report a particularly high problem of violence. The desire for effective anti-violence training in schools is widespread among parents and teachers, with over 80% wanting such measures to prevent violence and cyberbullying.
The police are currently remaining in close contact with the school management in Reutershagen in order to continue to closely monitor the situation and take further measures if necessary. The school community is in a sensitive phase, and many are hoping for a quick and preventive clarification of this threatening situation.