What happened: On 11.05.2019, at 02:35 a.m., B.L (22) from Skopje reported that on 11.05.2019, around
\n01:55 a.m., in front of the Polyclinic Chento, he was physically assaulted by four unidentified individuals
\nand punched several times in the head and body, causing visible injuries, redness and swelling on the face.
\nAccording to the report, the physical assault occurred without a previous motive and reason, i.e. the victim
\nwas walking along Magjari Street when all of a sudden four individuals, at the age from 18 to 24, walked up
\nto him from behind and physically assaulted him, after which they escaped the scene in a Renault Modus
\nvehicle. The police is working on solving the case.<\/p>\n
Date, time and place of incident: On 11.05.2019, around 01:55 a.m., Polyclinic Chento.
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\nVictim(s) involved: One adult.
\nType of crime(s): Violence (Article 386, CC of RNM).
\nPerpetrator(s): Four identified perpetrators.
\nBrief description of the event with bias indicators: In this incident the bias motive is ethnicity, with the bias
\nindicators being:
\n1. Ethnicity – the victim and attackers belonged to a different ethnic community;
\n2. Location \u2013 the event occurred at a location visited by diverse ethnic population.<\/p>\n
Status of case: Closed.
\nResponse of the local authorities: The Police Station Gazi Baba filed minutes on Sh.M. (18), Sh.N. (18) and
\nA.S. (21), all from Arachinovo for a determined misdemeanour pursuant Article 12 from the LMPO.
\nImpact on the victims and the community: These types of incidents call into question the general safety in
\nthe country and the co-existence among different ethnic groups in society.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
What happened: On 11.05.2019, at 02:35 a.m., B.L (22) from Skopje reported that on 11.05.2019, around 01:55 a.m., in front of the Polyclinic Chento, he was physically assaulted by four unidentified individuals and punched several times in the head and body, causing visible injuries, redness and swelling on the face…. […]<\/p>\n