The wounded policeman was taken to Sisters of Charity Hospital in Zagreb, where he was treated for his wounds.
He was helped by the bystanders, who called an ambulance. The wounded officer Fiuri ran approximately 50 metres (160 ft) and collapsed in a state of shock. He then returned and fired on the police again, but was again suppressed by the police fire, and fled the scene in response. Bezuk ran to the nearby street to take cover and reloaded his gun. Īnother police officer who was guarding the Parliament on the opposite side of the square noticed what was happening, so he took out his personal weapon and fired at the attacker. He subsequently took out an automatic rifle ( 5.45×39mm AK-74 ) and opened fire on the 33-year-old police officer, Oskar Fiuri, who was guarding the main entrance, wounding him with four rounds, after which he continued shooting on Banski dvori. Mark's Square where the buildings of the Croatian government (Banski dvori), Croatian Parliament ( Sabor) and the Constitutional Court are located. The attack was committed by 22-year-old Danijel Bezuk from Kutina, Croatia, who did not appear at his workplace in Zagreb, but instead headed to St. Video of the attack to the Croatian government building at the St.
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