Prosecutor’s Office Orders Investigation into Loud Sound That Caused Panic at Protest
The First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has launched an investigation and instructed the police to determine what exactly happened during Saturday’s protest when a loud and unusual sound caused panic, prompting people to run, push, and fall on King Milan Street.
The Prosecutor's Office stated that it is necessary to determine whether pyrotechnic devices, firearms, or any other hazardous means were used that could have endangered the lives and safety of the citizens gathered at the protest in Belgrade.
Additionally, authorities have been directed to verify whether any citizens were injured and, if so, to obtain medical documentation detailing the type and severity of their injuries.
Once the full and accurate facts are established, the Prosecutor’s Office will decide whether the actions of the currently unidentified individuals constitute the criminal offense of Endangering Public Safety under Article 278 of the Criminal Code or another criminal offense subject to official prosecution.
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