Police call for end to violence

After a recent string of violent incidents in Belgrade, the authorities are calling on citizens to refrain from all types of violence. Police Director Milorad Veljovic said that those who break the law will be prosecuted to the fullest extent. Police call for end to violence He said that there will be no tolerating any violation of public order. “Police will take all measures given to it by law and will not allow or tolerate any kind of violence nor disruption of public order,” Veljovic said. “I am calling on all citizens to refrain from any kind of violence, and the police will be their partner in this,” he said. In the latest attack, occurring on Friday night in Belgrade, unknown attackers assaulted a Libyan citizen near the Tasmajdan Park, sending him to the hospital with injuries. Over the last 13 days, an Australian, Frenchmen and British man were all victims of violence on the streets of Belgrade. The Frenchman Brice Taton remains in critical condition after being savagely beaten by football hooligans. Milorad Veljovic (FoNet archive)

Police call for end to violence

He said that there will be no tolerating any violation of public order.

“Police will take all measures given to it by law and will not allow or tolerate any kind of violence nor disruption of public order,” Veljović said.

“I am calling on all citizens to refrain from any kind of violence, and the police will be their partner in this,” he said.

In the latest attack, occurring on Friday night in Belgrade, unknown attackers assaulted a Libyan citizen near the Tašmajdan Park, sending him to the hospital with injuries.

Over the last 13 days, an Australian, Frenchmen and British man were all victims of violence on the streets of Belgrade.

The Frenchman Brice Taton remains in critical condition after being savagely beaten by football hooligans.