Witnesses nominated by the defense in the trial of 13 police officers charged with disrespecting the action plan at the club club Pulseić testified today about the presence of police before and after the club fire. One said how the minor left the club due to a police raid just before the fire broke out, while another said he saw police officers after the accident helping evacuate and clean up the area. A third testified about how officers gave instructions on where to transport survivors.

The first Witness, who was a minor at the time of the incident, said he arrived at the discotheque about 1:15 a.m. and that he and his friends left the club after being warned that there was a police control outside.

The waiter came and told us there were policemen outside, the witness said, explaining that he and his friends were already at the door at that moment.

He claimed he was detained before the entrance by a police officer who received their personal data. According to his testimony, at that very moment a call was heard from the inside that there was fire.

Someone inside shouted that there was a fire, and the police officer told us to run away from the country, the witness said.
When asked whether the police officer who identified them was present in the courtroom, the witness pointed to the accused, Marjan Radevski.

He confirmed that the reason they left the discotheque was the fact that they were minors and found there were police outside.

When asked further if they would have stayed at the discotheque if there were no police, he responded positively.

The second witness testified that that evening he first went to the coffee shop Bulevarı, and then left with his friends to the discotheque Pulseić, where they arrived at about two o’clock in the morning.

He stressed that there were several injured persons on the ground before the entrance and that, together with police officers, he participated in their shift to free the entrance.

Maryan asked us to free the entrance from the stairs, he said, adding that he helped move some people aside. /Telegraphy/