Star of 'freaks' scandal shows arrogance in court
Translated from Croatian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Anna Dujić, known for the 'nakaze' (freaks) scandal, displayed continued arrogance during a court hearing.
- Two years prior, she insulted firefighters, cursed a police officer, and made threats while a fire raged near Skradin.
- Her past behavior led to criminal charges and public notoriety, with her court appearance showing no sign of remorse or change.
Anna Dujić, who gained notoriety from the 'nakaze' scandal, demonstrated the same arrogance in court that she previously displayed publicly. Her past actions include insulting firefighters, cursing a police officer, and making threats during a fire near Skradin two years ago.
At the time, Dujić was heard yelling at reporters, "Freaks! Freaks! My dad is suffocating down there, he did everything for this country! They won't lift a finger! Film him, film them all, and that policewoman, f*** her mother. May she die, the stupid freak, they will all pay, the whole country, I will drink their blood because I want to drink blood, film it all." She then nearly ran over a police officer who was securing the scene and warning her not to proceed.
This behavior resulted in criminal charges and made her a public figure. Her appearance at a court hearing offered no indication that she had reflected on her past actions or recognized her arrogant, selfish, and overbearing conduct. The article suggests that her court demeanor mirrored her previous public outbursts, showing no change or remorse.
Freaks! Freaks! My dad is suffocating down there, he did everything for this country! They won't lift a finger! Film him, film them all, and that policewoman, f*** her mother. May she die, the stupid freak, they will all pay, the whole country, I will drink their blood because I want to drink blood, film it all.
Originally published by Večernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.