12-Year-Old Student Surrenders After Bacolod School Stabbing
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12-Year-Old Student Surrenders After Bacolod School Stabbing

A 12-year-old student surrendered to police in Bacolod City on Monday, June 29, after allegedly stabbing a fellow 14-year-old student outside a public high school. The victim sustained minor stab wounds. The suspect is being treated as a child in conflict with the law.

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