KTV journalist Nemanja Šarović was detained in Pionirski Park from the student camp
Nemanja Šarović, the presenter of KTV, was detained while reporting for KTV Zrenjanin from the student camp in Pionirski Park, reports N1.
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As it could be seen in the footage that was broadcast live on the KTV channel, he went to film the students of 2.0, where they poured coffee on him in an instant.
The policeman asked him to leave Pionirski Park, "due to the danger that there may be a greater disturbance of order and peace."
Šarović told the police that he is not the one who disturbs order and peace, and that he behaves with dignity. He asked on what basis they were asking him to leave the park.
The tyranny of Aleksandar Vučić is completely exposed. They just arrested KTV Zrenjanin journalist Nemanja Šarović @NemanjaSarovic pic.twitter.com/6R9cAO6rvI
— José Luis Torrente (@chemu_optimizam) March 8, 2025
The policeman then asked for reinforcements, to which several of his colleagues came to take Šarović away. He did not want to leave, but the police put him in the car, while he warned that what they were doing was illegal and that he would sue them.
Source: H1
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