(FILES) This photo illustration shows a mobile phone screen displaying the icons for the social networking apps Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, taken in Manchester on March 22, 2018. Britain's most senior doctors have compared the growing alarm about social media's dangers for young people to past experiences around smoking, as a government consultation on the topical issue ends on May 26, 2026. (Photo by Oli SCARFF/AFP)društvene mreže

Ilustracija

AFP
2.11.2026., 11:38
Hina
Dodajte Glas Slavonije
u omiljeni Google izvor
MALOLJETNIČKO NASILJE

Vršnjaka opljačkali i snimali, a potom snimku napada dijelili putem aplikacije

Zagrebačka policija prijavila je i pritvorila dvojicu maloljetnika koje sumnjiči da su prošlog prosinca na Trešnjevci opljačkali maloljetnika i potom dijelili snimku pljačke putem aplikacije.

Kako je izvijestila Policijska uprava zagrebačka (PUZ), dvojica maloljetnika sumnjiče se za razbojništvo, nasilničko ponašanje i povredu privatnosti djeteta.

U policiji kažu da je dvojac fizički napao maloljetnika te su mu otuđili torbicu s raznim predmetima i novcem, dok su pljačku snimali i zatim snimku putem aplikacije podijelili s više osoba.

Po dovršetku kriminalističkog istraživanja dvojica maloljetnika predana su pritvorskom nadzorniku, dok je posebno izvješće dostavljeno nadležnom državnom odvjetništvu.

#Pljačka#Maloljetnici#Privatnost Djeteta#Društvne Mreže
Povezani članci
TOPSHOT - Pedestrians walk along a street covered in debris a day after nationwide protests against the "high cost of living", in Marseille on October 18, 2026. France's Prime Minister said 1,200 people were arrested in protests across the country on October 17, and 150 police were hurt during clashes between police and protesters. Massive looting and multiple blazes gripped France as nationwide marches against soaring inflation degenerated into street violence of "extreme intensity". (Photo by Thibaud MORITZ/AFP)
NEMIRI U FRANCUSKOJ
Pljačkaši iskoristili kaos na ulicama: Opljačkan i službeni Fan shop Marseillea
Električni romobil
ALARMANTNI PODACI
Broj teško ozlijeđenih maloljetnika na romobilima gotovo se udvostručio
A young migrant (C) looks at a member of the Spanish Army's 'Regulares' infantry force who watches a group of migrants near the border post of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on August 2, 2026. At least 72 people died during last week's mass influx of migrants into Spain's Ceuta enclave, when tens of thousands of people mostly swam around the border post from Morocco, local officials said today. Most of the estimated 60,000 people who rushed into Spain's north African territory have returned to Morocco since the territory's largest mass migrant crossing. (Photo by Henry NICHOLLS/AFP)
Migrantska kriza
Ceuta traži izlaz iz krize: Maroko najavio suradnju u povratku djece bez pratnje