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A former journalist and actress denied a complaint for years of stalking and harassing her mother.
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A former journalist and actress denied a complaint for years of stalking and harassing her mother.

The Zagreb Municipal Court rejected a lawsuit filed by a 40-year-old former journalist and actress against a court decision that prohibited her from approaching, harassing, or disturbing her mother. The court maintained these restrictions because it assessed a risk that she might commit another criminal act. This ruling does not affect her ongoing appeal against a previous unjust prison sentence, which has not yet been resolved. According to the indictment, she was accused of repeatedly abusing, threatening, and physically assaulting her mother over a long period, including dragging her by the hair, hitting her, pushing her, and throwing objects at her. In one instance, she allegedly threatened to 'cut off her head' if her mother did not provide money for alcohol. The abuse culminated when she entered her mother’s bedroom, shouted threats, and allegedly attempted to choke her before biting her arm. The woman had previously been detained twice for family violence, spending four days in custody. During the trial, she denied most of the accusations, claiming she wanted to prevent her mother from calling the police again and expressing regret for her actions. She stated her mother has患

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A former journalist and actress denied a complaint for years of stalking and harassing her mother.

The Zagreb Municipal Court rejected a lawsuit filed by a 40-year-old former journalist and actress against a court decision that prohibited her from approaching, harassing, or disturbing her mother. The court maintained these restrictions because it assessed a risk that she might commit another criminal act. This ruling does not affect her ongoing appeal against a previous unjust prison sentence, which has not yet been resolved. According to the indictment, she was accused of repeatedly abusing, threatening, and physically assaulting her mother over a long period, including dragging her by the hair, hitting her, pushing her, and throwing objects at her. In one instance, she allegedly threatened to 'cut off her head' if her mother did not provide money for alcohol. The abuse culminated when she entered her mother’s bedroom, shouted threats, and allegedly attempted to choke her before biting her arm. The woman had previously been detained twice for family violence, spending four days in custody. During the trial, she denied most of the accusations, claiming she wanted to prevent her mother from calling the police again and expressing regret for her actions. She stated her mother has患

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