Police Describe Chaotic Party Holiday: Teenager Falls From Roof Onto Terrace

The final Friday of August, a day informally dubbed AVR by young people, led to an exceptionally demanding night for the Estonian police. Janno Tobi, a brand ambassador and group leader for the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA), reported that officers were called to manage approximately ten parties involving minors.

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the last Friday of August, known among young people as AVR, brought an exceptionally busy night for the police.

One particular incident escalated dramatically when a 14-year-old boy attempted to flee from the police. His escape route led him across a roof, from which he fell directly onto a terrace below. This dangerous maneuver highlighted the risks associated with the night's activities.

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police officers had to deal with about ten parties involving minors.

Even before the evening began, Tobi had anticipated a busy night, posting on social media about the expected challenges for law enforcement. The events of the night confirmed his predictions, as officers were kept occupied with numerous calls related to underage gatherings and associated disturbances.

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At one party, an escape attempt took a particularly dangerous turn when a 14-year-old boy tried to flee from police across the roof.