Is the demonstrator whose arm was broken a thief who stole a "ahmedija"?

The demonstrator whose arm was broken two days ago in Sarajevo is, by all accounts, A.R. from Živinice, who is suspected of stealing a hodza's "ahmedija" and robe, and falsely presenting himself as an official of the Islamic Community while deceiving people, the Patria News Agency (NAP) has learned.

Namely, citizens contacted the NAP editorial office this morning, claiming that it was Almir Redžić, who also posted a photo of his broken arm on his Facebook profile.

Otherwise, Redžić stole an "ahmedija" and robe from a congregation in the Medžlis of Tešanj and falsely presented himself and misled the public.

Citizens of Živinice, on condition of anonymity, told NAP that Almir had deceived people before, and had even stolen from the owner of a cafe where he worked, and therefore expressed suspicion that the incident in which Almir was hit by a car might have been staged.

We remind you that Almir was hit by a car after the driver ignored police signs that the road was closed. Otherwise, Almir was wearing a fluorescent vest at the time, which raised suspicions among the citizens of Živinice that everything was staged.

The Patria News Agency previously reported that demonstrators and members of the plenum were distributing leaflets with detailed instructions, based on a manual for civil disobedience drafted in Belgrade. These are instructions from the CANVAS group (Center for Applied Nonviolent Action and Strategies), based in Serbia, which were based on the book “From Dictatorship to Democracy”.

Among other things, the instructions state that organizers film staged violence against the crowd and provide such video clips to the media so that the media can attract as many demonstrators as possible by creating unrest. The application of this instruction is evident in the last two days, when demonstrators attract media attention with incidents in which drivers allegedly hit demonstrators. It is evident that this has happened twice already at Sarajevo demonstrations, and in both cases, we have videos of these incidents on the website Youtube.