Luka, una studentessa della facoltà di scienze tecniche di Novi Sad, è stato brutalmente picchiato dalla polizia serba, soffrendo più fratture del cranio. In seguito fu legato a un letto d’ospedale.

Some sources:

[What do the injuries look like on Luka, the student who was beaten by the police?](https://n1info.rs/vesti/foto-kako-izgledaju-povrede-studenta-luke-kojeg-je-prebila-policija/)

[The police tied to a hospital bed the student they had previously brutally beaten.](https://www.nedeljnik.rs/policija-je-vezala-za-bolnicki-krevet-studenta-koga-je-prethodno-brutalno-pretukla-najavljen-protest-u-zrenjaninu/#google_vignette)

Translated text from the first source:

>“Luka is doing as well as he can, considering he suffered fractures of three skull bones – the sinus, nasal, and zygomatic bones,” said Božo Prelević, the legal representative of Luka Mihajlović, a student at the Faculty of Technical Sciences, in a statement to N1.

>Prelević praised the doctors at KBC Zemun, stating that they not only performed the surgery quickly and professionally but also reacted when they saw Luka was tied to a hospital bed.

>“The doctors said that restraining Luka was neither humane nor ethical, given the condition he was in. The family is grateful to everyone who spoke out about what happened. But when you look at the whole chain of events, you see a young man from Zrenjanin who went to the protest on June 28 with his parents to see his friends. Then you see that same person walking toward the police with his hands raised, posing no threat. Since Luka posed no danger to the police, they should have either let him pass or simply checked his ID,” said Prelević on the N1 live program Dan uživo.

>A video showing Luka’s condition after being admitted to KBC Zvezdara was shared below – viewer discretion is advised due to disturbing content.

>To recap: Luka Mihajlović, a student from the Faculty of Technical Sciences, was beaten by Serbian police after the Vidovdan protest in Belgrade on June 28. He was seriously injured. Afterward, Luka was detained, and his peers claimed he waited several hours before receiving medical help.

>While in the hospital, Luka was declared a fugitive – an arrest warrant was issued against him, and he was placed in detention without ever being questioned.

>He underwent multiple surgeries, and another scandal erupted when his family revealed that, following surgery at KBC Zemun, Luka was handcuffed to his hospital bed.

>The Ministry of Interior (MUP) initially denied that Luka had been restrained.

>However, just one day later, the Directorate for Execution of Criminal Sanctions confirmed that Luka had in fact been tied to his hospital bed at KBC Zemun.

>On Wednesday, Luka Mihajlović was placed under house arrest, according to his lawyer, Božo Prelević.

>“Luka was in a very difficult legal position. He was injured and taken to Zemun hospital without the prosecutor or court being notified. The authorities had a report filed against him and believed he was evading the court. That’s why a judge initially ordered detention and issued a warrant. After we appealed and submitted proof of his injuries and location, the court changed the ruling and placed him under house arrest. The prosecutor couldn’t question him earlier due to procedural errors,” said Prelević.

>He called the revised court decision “a small victory for the rule of law and professionalism.”

The curved shape of that bruise suggests that they stomped on his head.

I wish the best for him and hope he gets healed.

Pumpaj

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