He broke into the court "Svis erlajn", called the Serbian pig

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Marko Lens was brought to justice in Switzerland

I committed suicide

And instead of solving the problem with his Swiss workers, he banned Dr. Lance from flying their plane, otherwise most often traveled.

And it all began in March 2011, when the head of cabin Mirta Advik called him a Serbian pig on a flight from Belgrade to Zurich.

Three other passengers were present, including former FC Partizan Sports Director, who testified in court.

– Yes, that was the case. She called him "Serbian pig". It was so embarrassing that I still remember those scenes. Marko was surprised, but she did not care. I'm happy with the verdict, justice has won – says Bjekovic for the Serbian telegraph.

However, no eyewitness was able to convince the captain of the aircraft who, without participating in the debate, stated that Dr. Lens posed a threat to the safety of the flight, after which he was banned from flying to Swis. The ban was withdrawn in 2012, followed by even greater humiliation and work stoppages.

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And now I remember those scenes, it was so embarrassing. Marko was shocked, but she did not care

Nenad Bjeković, former director of FC Partizan

– The representative of the company in Belgrade Dorit Rozenberg commented on the previous insult to Dr. Lens: "You do not look like a pig. In 2013, he almost insulted her on the national level by saying that "Serbs are lazy," "Serbs are stupid," "I hate to be in Serbia," "Pristina is excellent, and people are much better than in Belgrade. "- The ruling states.

There will be no more hobbies on the cake

Dr. Lens reportedly reported this in Switzerland, but this time, instead of accusing his employees, Dr. Lens is again arrived in 2014 to fly their plane.

After all that he had lived with the company, he was a regular client, he was working on the Serbian side, so the famous surgeon decided to change the tobacco and seek justice in court, what He succeeded. In addition to damage of 500,000 dinars, the Swiss airline had to pay a court decision in 12 pages, which cost about two million dinars. We will no longer remember the "Darling" to prevent Dr. Lens from flying, because if he does, he will pay 100,000 dinars for each ban.

On this occasion, we sent questions to the airline, but we did not get the answer before the end of this issue.