CroatiaA 56-year-old man named A. Š., who is described as a protector of a well-known protective company, was arrested after behaving inappropriately towards two Filipino women in a public park in Zagreb. According to reports, he approached the women in a public restroom, accused them of being in a 'men's toilet,' and physically assaulted one by hitting her jaw with his elbow. He then insulted the second woman in English, telling her to 'go back to Nepal,' which was considered discriminatory and disrespectful. The police arrived quickly and found him outside the restroom holding a knife. He was charged with violating laws related to public order, discrimination, and possession of weapons. He received a fine of €1790, reduced by €79.64 due to time spent under police supervision. The court allowed him to pay the fine over six months, and the knife was seized and becomes state property. The man admitted guilt and was released without paying legal costs.
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