The High Court in Nis ordered the detention of up to 30 days to the woman suspected of stabbing the dean of the Faculty of Philosophy, Natalija Jovanović, on the street on Sunday, March 30.
On Tuesday (April 1), the High Court in Nis decided detention for up to 30 days for a woman (69) who is suspected of being on Sunday, March 30, she wounded herself with a knife on the street to the dean of the Faculty of Philosophy, Natalija Jovanović, writes N1.
She is at the hearing. defended with silence, using the legal right not to present a defense, the Prosecutor's Office stated, and writes FoNet.
After the hearing, the public prosecutor submitted to the judge for the preliminary proceedings of the High Court a proposal to order custody so that the SC "does not interfere with the proceedings by influencing the witnesses, so that he does not repeat the criminal offense in a short period of time and because of public anxiety that may threaten the smooth and fair conduct of the criminal proceedings".
Attack
Dean Jovanovic was stabbed in the right hand on Sunday (March 30) before the beginning of the protest in that city, after which she was transported to the University Clinical Center (UKC) Nis, where her injury was treated.
The police then arrested the suspect SC
"I experienced a lot of stress, we are yet to be cut to pieces. It is not necessary for tensions to spread further in this way, and we know who is spreading them, I am accusing one person, she pulled out a knife on me, and that is the president of this country," Jovanović said on Sunday.
Source: N1/FoNet
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