JohnCenaFan28
01-28-2009, 09:22 PM
Romanian police were shocked when they found out the burglars who broke into a kindergarten were pupils.
The two boys, aged 6 and 7, entered the kindergarten in Galati during the evening, when the classes were finished and took some money, pencils and colouring books.
Police said the six-year-old had stolen the entrance key from his teacher's purse.
After returning later they sent three hours playing with the toys and rummaging around classes.
The head of the kindergarten, Lenusa Boubatran, said: "They didn't do much damage. Just looked through the classes for pencils or other small things.
"What I didn't understand was why they threw out in the rain about a dozen colouring and reading books. I reckon they wanted to get revenge on something."
One of the mothers said: "My kid doesn't really understand he did something bad. He told me he went there to play with his friend."
The police said the kids' parents will be probably fined for their childrens' acts.
-Nova
The two boys, aged 6 and 7, entered the kindergarten in Galati during the evening, when the classes were finished and took some money, pencils and colouring books.
Police said the six-year-old had stolen the entrance key from his teacher's purse.
After returning later they sent three hours playing with the toys and rummaging around classes.
The head of the kindergarten, Lenusa Boubatran, said: "They didn't do much damage. Just looked through the classes for pencils or other small things.
"What I didn't understand was why they threw out in the rain about a dozen colouring and reading books. I reckon they wanted to get revenge on something."
One of the mothers said: "My kid doesn't really understand he did something bad. He told me he went there to play with his friend."
The police said the kids' parents will be probably fined for their childrens' acts.
-Nova