Journalist Nataša Mijušković was attacked at the beginning of November after entering the camp in front National Assembly. After taking several photos and a video, she was surrounded by a group of men who did not want to show their ID. They also threatened her and held her hand.
Mijušković immediately reported the case to the First Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, but she did not know the identity of the attacker. A few days later, thanks to the photos that KRIK published in his database "Ćaci(s): guardians of the party", Mijušković recognized Jelenko Pijevac.
"I recognized the attacker who grabbed my arm and threatened to break my bones," she told KRIK earlier.
The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) announced that Pijevac was arrested and detained by the police due to coercion. He will be heard in the prosecutor's office.
Pijevac repeatedly threatened citizens at protests - among other things, at a rally held on the occasion of the anniversary of the bombing in front of the General Staff on March 24, and a few months later, a student at the Faculty of Law in Belgrade.
