An incident with a minor boy in the Lviv region, who was frightened by a mobile game, led to administrative liability for his mother for improper upbringing of the child and unsanitary living conditions.
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Occurred in the Lviv region An unusual case: a young resident of the region turned to law enforcement agencies due to fear caused by a mobile application. As a result of this incident, the child's mother was brought to administrative responsibility for failure to fulfill parental responsibilities. Information about this is contained in the Unified State Register of Court Decisions.
Incident details
According to the decision of the Stryisky City District Court of the Lviv region, on May 31 at 11:56 a message was received from a minor on the emergency line 102. The child stated that he was at home, covered in blood, and saw a smiling black shadow. The boy expressed great fear. During the conversation, it turned out that the reason for the call was a game on a smartphone called “666”, in which ghosts appear.
Review and Consequences
On June 8, police officers conducted a check at the family’s place of residence. It turned out that the child’s mother was at home during the call, but did not hear the call due to household chores. When inspecting the home, law enforcement officers found unsanitary conditions: dirty clothes, unwashed floors and walls, mold, dirty dishes and spoiled food.
Judgment
Based on the results of the consideration of the case, the court found the mother guilty of violating Part 1 of Art. 184 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (failure to fulfill parental responsibilities in raising children). She was given an administrative penalty in the form of a fine in the amount of 50 tax-free minimum incomes of citizens, which is 850 hryvnia. In addition, she is obliged to pay a court fee in the amount of 605 hryvnia 60 kopecks to the state.
Glossary
- Lviv region - a region in western Ukraine with an administrative center in Lviv
- KUoAP - Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses
- Stryi City District Court - a judicial body in the city of Stryi, Lviv region
- "666" - the name of a mobile game with horror elements
- 102 - emergency police number in Ukraine
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A little boy in the Lviv region called the police after being frightened by a mobile game. As a result, his mother was brought to administrative responsibility for improper upbringing of the child.
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Olivia
What a horror! The poor child was so frightened by the game that he called the police. But the mother didn’t even hear... 😱 Parents should pay more attention to their children and monitor what they are playing.
Klaus
I agree with Olivia. But I'm more shocked by the state of the house. Dirt, fungus, spoiled food... This is dangerous for the child's health! 🤢 Perhaps the mother needs help, not a fine.
Sophie
Yes, the situation is complicated. But a fine of 850 hryvnia is too little for such irresponsibility. It was necessary to prescribe courses on raising children or psychological help. 🤔
Javier
What kind of game is 666? Has anyone heard of her? Maybe we should ban such games for children? 🎮🚫
Giovanni
Stop being dramatic! When I was little, we played much scarier games and nothing, we grew up normal. The current generation is simply too soft-bodied. As for cleaning, everyone has bad days.
Anna
Giovanni, you shouldn’t judge so categorically. Every child is different, and what doesn't scare you may seriously traumatize another. And the condition of the house is a serious signal of problems in the family. 😔
Dmitry
I agree with Anna. It is important not to judge, but to help. Maybe the mother needs support? Social services could offer help with housework or child care while the mother is at work. 🤝
Isabella
But I’m thinking, maybe it’s worth creating special courses for parents on child safety on the Internet? Teach how to control the games and applications that children use. This could prevent similar situations in the future. 📱👨👩👧👦