The man who made the bomb threat in Zagreb has been identified.

Index.hrIndependentCenter5 hr. ago

A man named Borna Bednjanec, 35, who threatened police with a hand grenade in the Zagreb neighborhood of Utrine on July 10, has a significant criminal record with at least six convictions. According to Jutarnji list, he removed the safety pin from a grenade M-75 and threatened to kill himself and officers. After over an hour of intervention by special units, no one was injured. He faces charges including endangering life and property, coercion against an official, and illegal possession of weapons. His past offenses include spreading false and alarming rumors, drug abuse, serious theft, unauthorized production and trafficking of drugs, enabling drug use, and criminal association. He received his first conviction at age 20, with penalties ranging from conditional sentences to unconditional imprisonment replaced by community service. Earlier this year, he spent nearly three months in investigative detention after threatening a 45-year-old woman. The court noted that previous convictions had not corrected his behavior, but he was released after the legal maximum period for investigative detention expired. His name also appeared in the investigation into the 2020 explosion in Zagreb’sL

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Jutarnji listIndependentCenter5 hr. ago

A 35-year-old man named Borna Bednjanec, known to the legal system and previously convicted multiple times for various crimes including drug-related offenses and possession of explosives, threatened police officers and civilians in Zagreb’s Utrine neighborhood with a hand grenade on July 10th. During the incident, he displayed the M-75 grenade, removed the safety pin, and threatened to kill himself and others before being subdued by police. No injuries were reported, and charges have been filed against him for endangering life and property, illegal possession of weapons, and other related offenses. Bednjanec has a history of serious legal issues, including six prior convictions and time in pretrial detention for threatening a woman. His past convictions include drug trafficking, illegal weapon production, and violent behavior, raising concerns about his potential threat to public safety.

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