Minibus driver attacks four girls from Bosnia and Herzegovina, their father smashes his windows

Almost the entire day yesterday was marked by a drama involving four young female tourists from Bosnia and Herzegovina who were supposed to start their vacation in Zadar, in an apartment on Antuna Gustava Matoša Street at Zadar's Puntamika. Of the four girls aged 21, 19 and 18, three are sisters, reports the Patria news agency.

The first call to the police came around nine o'clock in the morning when the girls reported that the minibus driver, who had brought them to the apartment on Puntamika, had attacked them. It was a dispute over the apartment, and the driver, according to the girls, was so aggressive that they immediately decided to report his verbal outburst to the police.

The second call to the police came around 4 p.m. However, this time it was the minibus driver who called, reporting the father of the three sisters who, shocked by the attack on his daughters, came to Zadar, found the minibus driver, attacked him and smashed the glass on his vehicle with a hammer!

The story ended with both of them - the driver for attacking the girls, and the father for attacking the driver and damaging someone else's property - being brought before a misdemeanor judge who fined them and issued them with indictments for disturbing public order and peace, reports Slobodna Dalmacija.