An older student, who enrolled at the Faculty of Law in 2015, beat the professor of obligation law, Marija Karanikić Mirić, and the security guard, who came to her aid.
Student Faculty of Law in Belgrade, who enrolled in that faculty in 2015, beat and beat professor obligation law Mariju Karanikić Mirić and the security guard who came to help.
According to unofficial information, the N1 incident took place in the office for bond law.
"An older student, who entered the faculty in 2015, today beat the professor of obligation law, Marija Karanikić Mirić, and the security guard, who came to the professor's aid," said the unnamed professor of the Faculty of Law, Beta reports.
That professor stated that the student hit the female professor on the nose with his fist, while he hit the guard several times.
The students present overpowered the thug and called the police.
The professor of the Faculty of Law added that the professor and the guard were urgently transferred to the Emergency Center.
As the students unofficially said - the attacker was detained.
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