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Man 'Lynched' after Assaulting Turkish-Bulgarian Leader

Domestic | January 19, 2013, Saturday| 784 views
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Delegates of Bulgarian Movement for Rights and Freedoms party have mercilessly assaulted the attacker who pointed a hand gun at their leader Ahmed Dogan during the party congress Saturday.

According to footage by Kanal 3, which broadcasts live from the event, police and security failed to react swiftly.

Delegates threw themselves on the attacker, mercilessly beating him and kicking him down.

When security intervened, the assaulter was already severely bleeding, according to Kanal 3 reporters.

Expect details.


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Author: peterperfect, 20 Jan 2013 10:40:26
Man 'Lynched' after Assaulting Turkish-Bulgarian Leader
Maybe quite understandable but totally unacceptable. This shows there is little respect for law and order in Bulgaria, if there was, apart from the odd punch or kick, those surrounding the attacker would have just restrained him and allowed the Police to come in and do their job. Boyco should think much on this matter and then get into the real world and sort out this countries law and order and bring it into an acceptable, civilised system.
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