NAKA is investigating a case of assault on a person because of their supposed sexual orientation – RTVS reports

Regions The matter is currently under review. 20/10/2022 19:11:53 Postpone for later Illustration image – NAKA logo. Photo: Facebook/Police of the Slovak Republic The National Criminal Agency (NAKA) took over the case of suspicion of the crime of rioting committed for a special motive. The unknown perpetrator was supposed to have committed gross indecency and then physically attacked another person because of their supposed sexual orientation. On Thursday (October 20), the Police Force (PZ) of the Slovak Republic reported about this on the social network Facebook. The incident took place on Thursday in the morning in Bratislava on Obchodna Street, where a suspicious person was detained by a police patrol. Related article Another attack on LGBT+ people. Hamran had the incident from the Bratislava restaurant investigated. The matter is currently under investigation, while the acting investigator is currently securing the necessary evidence in order to be able to make a qualified assessment of whether it is a criminal act and to be able to subsequently make a decision on the matter. “A police officer acts and always makes decisions objectively, impartially, without prejudice and bias. It does not discriminate against anyone, even with regard to national, ethnic, religious, racial, ethnic, class, gender, sexual, age, social, political and economic differences,” said PZ president Štefan Hamran. Other articles on the topic: BratislavaLGBT+ attack Štefan Hamran