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Ana Nedelkoski, a woman who was slapped by an SNS activist in a recent protest in front of parliament, said it happened because she told him that “Vucic is a thief.” He thanked the Stari Grad SUP inspectors, who quickly identified and arrested the author.
She claims that she found herself in front of parliament by accident after a walk with her sister and son-in-law.
“We were in the city, my sister, my son-in-law and I, and we went there, we knew what it was about. And I came here as someone who always goes out to protest. I came to give support. I was by the mast for a few minutes, and I saw a lot of SNS supporters. There were a lot of them. They were all drunk and then they started shooting, “he explains, adding that the SNS supporters should have been separated on a completely different side.
“We thought that Dveri’s supporters and someone who came out of the opposition were on that side. But simply, the gendarmerie allowed them to get to where the opposition supporters were. They gathered there in groups. And then the people He came and told them it was time to sing, swear and shoot. First they pulled the man next to me away. One of them shoved him with his chest. The man moved, and then they grabbed my backpack and broke it. ” Nedelkoski claims.
According to her, after that, she turned around and started cursing them.
I really cursed them, I don’t hide it. That doesn’t diminish the fact that someone slapped me for cursing me. But they didn’t slap me because I cursed. I said ‘Vucic is a thief’. “He asked me to do it again. I told him that Vucic was a thief, and then he started breaking his things, he ran into me and slapped me,” he explains.
She adds that after that, her son-in-law also intervened and tried to separate Ana from the SNS activist.
“But that man didn’t want to let me go. Since I have a broken knee, so as not to fall, I couldn’t get up later. He ran to get him away from me and he couldn’t do anything. Then that man grabbed his son-in-law.” the neck, so strong, that it can no longer turn the neck. Somehow, he managed to get me away and away from him, and after that the gendarmerie flew between us, “says Nedelkoski.
She adds that after that, she insisted with members of the gendarmerie to arrest the man who hit her, but they did not listen.
“However, the Stari Grad SUP inspectors approached me and I thank them. They asked me what had happened, they identified him and when I finished testifying at the station, he had already been detained,” Nedelkoski concluded. .
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