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Bebić: Policija trebala zaustaviti novinare

Jutranji list - Policija je trebala zaustaviti novinare kada su krenuli protestirati na Markov trg, ali i novinari nisu trebali kršiti zakon, jer zakon vrijedi za sve. Ne može se protestirati protiv kršenja zakona, a istodobno kršiti zakon - komentirao je predsjednik Sabora Luka Bebić to što je policija, suprotno zakonu, pustila novinare na “zabranjeni” Markov trg kada su prije desetak dana tražili hitnu istragu zbog napada na kolegu Dušana Miljuša.

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