ZAGREBAČKI policajci dovršili su kriminalističko istraživanje protiv 28-godišnjeg državljanina Egipta, stranca s dozvolom za boravak i rad, koji je tijekom postupanja u policijskoj postaji pokušao pobjeći te pritom teško ozlijedio policijskog službenika. Sindikat policije Hrvatske prethodno je priopćio da je Egipćanin slomio rebra policajcu.
Policija navodi da je kriminalističko istraživanje provedeno zbog sumnje na počinjenje prekršaja iz članka 6. Zakona o prekršajima protiv javnog reda i mira te kaznenog djela prisile prema službenoj osobi.
Prema policijskom priopćenju, osumnjičeni je u četvrtak na području Maksimira, u kući u kojoj boravi, na osobito drzak i nepristojan način narušavao javni red i mir isticanjem zastave ekstremne i radikalne navijačke skupine koja, kako navode, poziva na sukob i mržnju.
Pokušao pobjeći tijekom uručivanja rješenja
Policija ističe da je time stvorena opasnost od izazivanja nasilja i narušavanja sigurnosti građana te da je takvom porukom narušavao i moralne osjećaje građana. Istog dana pravomoćnom presudom Općinskog prekršajnog suda u Zagrebu proglašen je krivim te mu je izrečena novčana kazna u iznosu od 3.960,18 eura i mjera oduzimanja zastave.
Nakon toga je doveden u službene prostorije policije, gdje je proveden postupak vezan uz otkaz boravka. Sljedećeg dana, u petak, proveden je upravni postupak te mu je temeljem Zakona o strancima ukinuta dozvola za boravak i rad, nakon čega je doneseno rješenje o protjerivanju te rješenje o smještaju u Prihvatni centar za strance Ježevo.
Tijekom boravka u policijskoj postaji i uručivanja rješenja 28-godišnjak je pokušao pobjeći. Policija navodi da se pritom istrgnuo iz ruku policijske službenice i odgurnuo je, nakon čega ga je u bijegu zaustavio policijski službenik uz pomoć kolega, pri čemu su primijenjena sredstva prisile. Policijski službenik koji je spriječio bijeg teško je ozlijeđen, jer ga je državljanin Egipta fizički napao.
Tekst se nastavlja ispod oglasa
Smješten u prihvatni centar u Ježevu
Policijski službenici proveli su kriminalističko istraživanje i zbog kaznenog djela prisile prema službenoj osobi, a osumnjičeni je u subotu predan pritvorskom nadzorniku. Međutim, rješenjem istražnog suca Županijskog suda u Zagrebu pušten je na slobodu bez izricanja mjera opreza.
Nakon što je policija zaprimila tu informaciju, poduzela je mjere iz svoje nadležnosti, pronašla 28-godišnjaka na adresi stanovanja, privela ga u policijsku postaju te potom smjestila u Prihvatni centar za strance Ježevo.
Iz zagrebačke policije poručili su da najoštrije osuđuju svaki oblik nasilja nad policijskim službenicima, ističući da policajci svakodnevno štite sigurnost građana i provode zakon, pritom izlažući vlastitu sigurnost riziku.
Također su naveli kako očekuju da se napadi na policijske službenike u svim fazama postupka tretiraju s ozbiljnošću koju takva kaznena djela zahtijevaju. Najavili su da će nastaviti zakonito i odlučno postupati prema osobama koje narušavaju javni red i mir, ugrožavaju sigurnost građana ili napadaju policijske službenike.
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