Croatian police: Bomber still at large

ZAGREB Croatian police have denied that a man who was injured in a blast in Zagreb on Friday was responsible for planting bombs at a bus stop and on railway tracks. “The injured man is a witness and further investigation will show if he will become a suspect,” Police Directorate Spokeswoman Jelena Bikic told reporters. Croatian police: Bomber still at large Croatian media reported on Friday that the injured man was responsible for the blasts. Bikic confirmed that the police had questioned about 15 witnesses in connection with the Friday explosion. The police have ruled out terrorist attacks and they are treating the two blasts as endangering of public safety. The identity of the injured man is still unknown. “Croatia is a completely safe country but it does not mean that is exempted from all the processes that take place in the world,” said Croatian parliament Speaker Josip Leko. (Beta/Hina) Tanjug

Croatian police: Bomber still at large

Croatian media reported on Friday that the injured man was responsible for the blasts.

Bikić confirmed that the police had questioned about 15 witnesses in connection with the Friday explosion.

The police have ruled out terrorist attacks and they are treating the two blasts as endangering of public safety.

The identity of the injured man is still unknown.

“Croatia is a completely safe country but it does not mean that is exempted from all the processes that take place in the world,” said Croatian parliament Speaker Josip Leko.