A friend of the school attacker in Calama speaks: "No one was very kind to him."

National consternation continues over the attack carried out by an 18-year-old student at the Obispo Silva Lezaeta Institute, which resulted in the death of an inspector, as well as injuries to another staff member and three students. The attacker is Hernán Meneses Leal, who has been charged with the murder of inspector María Victoria Reyes and four counts of attempted murder. As time passes, more details about the student have emerged.

Initial reports indicate that Meneses had a disagreement with another classmate and had a prior incident with a psychopedagogue, who had reprimanded him for behavioral issues days before the attack. Attacker "suffered from bullying," according to a friend. In an interview with Teletrece, one of his friends stated that Meneses Leal "had problems because he had repeated a grade.

" She also mentioned that the attacker "suffered from bullying, but I know that no one, so to speak, was very kind to him. " It is worth noting that on Saturday the 28th, the individual was placed under detention, which has been extended until next Tuesday, March 31. This was requested by the prosecution due to the need for technical examinations and medical reports that are still not available.