An explosive device thrown at the house of Zdravko Čolić in Belgrade caused material damage. The police and the prosecutor's office are investigating the circumstances of the incident
Singer Zdravko Colic he said on Tuesday, after it was thrown at his house in Belgrade explosive device, that all members of his family are fine and that a police report is awaited, noting that he is currently out of the country.
"I am in Zagreb, where I am finishing the last songs for the new album. Everything is fine in Belgrade, thank God that everyone is fine. I understand the interest of the media, but I must point out that some statements in the texts of the media were interpreted in a way that does not correspond to the true state of affairs. I think it is important that information is distributed responsibly and based on verified facts. The investigation is ongoing and we are waiting for the police report," Čolić told UNA television, as reported by the FoNet agency.
An explosive device was thrown at Čolić's house, which caused great material damage, Tanjug learns.
According to the first information, there were no injuries in the event.
It is suspected to be a hand grenade, and the motive for the attack is currently unknown.
The on-duty public prosecutor of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade came to the scene, where, together with the police, he is determining all the circumstances of this attack.
Source: Tanjug
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