New details of hitting Delia and Grobar: Did the police intervene to separate the hooligans and was about to kill?

04/30/20 | 07:55 & Gt; 10:23

He was on site, reacting in accordance with his professional duties, which could have cost him his life.

The streets of Belgrade were the hooligan skirmish between Delhi and Grobar on Wednesday afternoon, during which a “graffiti war” broke out during the coronary pandemic of the virus. It raised tensions between warring fan groups, culminating in a clash with Prokop on Wednesday.

The conflict first took place near the black-and-white stadium, where there was a shooting, after which a group fled, while a major fight ensued at the Prokop train station.

Supporters of the star prepared an attack on an enemy camp near the Partizan stadium, with 20-25 people on both sides, each armed with hard objects.

At the time of the confrontation, there was a police officer who tried to separate the parties to the conflict, according to the Republic, which could have cost him a great deal.

According to unofficial information, he tried to separate the parties to the conflict, after which he was rushed by a group of hooligans. To save his life, he escaped on his motorcycle, but a car chased him. Shortly thereafter, a police officer allegedly stuck a billboard on Prince Alexander Karadjordjevic Boulevard while fleeing from hooligans and sustained minor injuries.

Take a look at the photos of Delija and Grobar’s fights so far:

(Telegraph.rs)