In St. Louis, the protests began after the murder of a native of Bosnia, beaten to death by two teenagers

In St. Louis, the protests began after the murder of a native of Bosnia, beaten to death by two teenagers

Residents of St. Louis (Missouri) staged a protest after the murder of a native of Bosnia, 32-year-old Zemira Begich (Zemir Begic). It is reported by The Huffington Post.
Around the morning on November 30, four teenagers started hammering on the car, which was Begich. A man got out of the car to reason with the attackers. However, young people, instead of calm, began to render the owner of the vehicle strikes a hammer on the head, face and stomach. From his injuries, he died in hospital.
Investigators are trying to find out the cause and circumstances of the incident. According to the newspaper, two teenagers aged 15 and 16 were arrested. The remaining attackers wanted by the police.
More than 50 representatives of the Bosnian community in St. Louis protested by blocking one of the crossroads of the city.
“We are outraged by what happened. We are trying to protect our community, “- said one of the demonstrators 29-year-old Mirza Nukich (Mirza Nukic).
The local police chief Sam Dotson said the protesters that the murder has nothing to do with ethnicity of the deceased. According to the newspaper St.Louis Post Dispatch, according to Dotson, teenagers were not previously familiar with Zemira Begich.
In connection with an event in the streets increased the number of employees Highway Patrol.
In St. Louis and the surrounding area for a week do not cease protests. Cause mass unrest was the decision of the jury on November 24 not to bring formal charges against the police officer who shot a black teenager Michael Brown. After that, Ferguson and other American cities rioting.

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