Dragan J. Vučićević and employees of TV Informer evacuated from the newsroom

Television employees Inform were evacuated from the building of that media house in Belgrade after a group of citizens entered the newsroom and interrupted the live program, the internet portal informer.rs reported. Chief and responsible editor Dragan J. Vučićević during the "Collegium" show, he called the police and emergency services, claiming that the employees were in danger.

Citizens, including Diana Hrka, previously gathered in front of the Informer building. They entered the studio around 6:40 p.m., during the live broadcast of the show in which Vučićević and the television's journalists participated.

Citizens attacked TV Informer - interrupted program

During the program, Vučićević called the police and then the ambulance, asking for a vehicle to be sent to evacuate the employees. He then called Ilija Srdanović, the first on the Student List, by phone and asked him to influence the crowd. Srdanović answered him: "I can't hear you."

The ambulance was called a second time. According to the information from the conversation with the operator, one employee had an epileptic seizure.

The informant described the event as an attack on the newsroom and claimed that the crowd threatened the employees and damaged the premises and equipment.

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Details on the extent of possible damage have not been confirmed.

After a few minutes of yelling with the employees, the citizens left the newsroom and returned to the courtyard of the building. The regular broadcast of the Informer program was interrupted.

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