Slovenian man (27) drunk and under influence of cocaine smashed glasses and threatened police with death on Lošinj
A 27-year-old Slovenian national was brought in after he disturbed guests in a café in Mali Lošinj, smashed glass and verbally attacked staff. At the police station he continued making death threats and damaged inventory.
Slovenian man (27) drunk and under influence of cocaine smashed glasses and threatened police with death on Lošinj
In the night from Friday to Saturday, around 1:15 in a hospitality establishment in Mali Lošinj, a 27-year-old from Slovenia caused a disturbance. He harassed guests on the terrace, smashed glass dishes, and directed threatening remarks at the establishment's staff.
Police officers arrested him and took him to the station. A blood analysis showed he had 1.56 per mille of alcohol, and a drug test confirmed he was under the influence of cocaine. During detention he did not calm down — he damaged equipment in the holding cell and made death threats and insulted the police officers present.
The investigation into his case was completed on Sunday. Later that evening he was brought before a detention officer in Pula. Reports were submitted to the state prosecutor's office and the court. The following day he was brought before a judge, after which he was released under certain obligations.
Source: Index.hr
Source: Index.hr