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Serb Who Ended up in the Sea because of a Red Star Shirt Ended up in a Split Prison

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A Serbian citizen from Novi Sad, who ended up in the sea in Makarska two days ago after a fight over a Red Star T-shirt, is being held in a Split prison, writes Dalmatian portal.

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A Serbian citizen from Novi Sad, who ended up in the sea in Makarska two days ago after a fight over a Red Star T-shirt, is being held in a Split prison, writes Dalmatian portal.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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For insulting Croatia and its citizens, as well as glorifying the war criminal Ratko Mladić on a social network, a citizen of Serbia ended up in prison for 14 days (

·Novi Beograd, Serbia
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The man (43) who pushed him into the sea two days ago was reported as a misdemeanor for disturbing public order and peace and was released after questioning.

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A Serbian citizen (49) who was pushed into the sea by a 43-year-old man two days ago in Makarska because of a Red Star T-shirt he refused to take off, has been ordered to be detained for 14 days for allegedly insulting the Republic of Croatia and its citizens, as well as glorifying Ratko Mladić on social media.

As reported by the Croatian media, referring to the data of the General Misdemeanor Court, a Serbian citizen, at the suggestion of the police, was detained for 14 days for disturbing public order and peace. After that, he was taken to the Split prison in Bilice. The Croatian police announced that, after the incident in which a man was pushed into the sea for wearing a Red Star shirt, they checked his profile on the social network, reports Index.…

The citizen of Serbia who ended up in the sea in Makarska two days ago will continue his summer vacation in prison. At the request of the police, the municipal misdemeanor court sentenced him to a 14-day detention in Bilice, due to the procedure that took place after it was established that the 49-year-old from Novi Sad violated public [...]

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Dalmatinski portal broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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