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Baka Prase Attacked Outside Prom Night in Karlovci

YouTuber Bogdan Ilic, known as Baka Prase, says he was physically attacked outside the Karlovci Grammar School while taking a young woman to her prom. A group of protesters blocked his car.

Dragana Mihajlović3 min read0
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Bogdan Ilic, known as Baka Prase, performing in front of an audience
Bogdan Ilic, known as Baka Prase, performing in Vranje in 2018./ Dejan Dimic / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
In brief
  • YouTuber Bogdan Ilic, better known as Baka Prase, says he was attacked near the Karlovci Grammar School while driving a young woman to her prom night.
  • A group of protesters blocked his car, insulted him and, according to his account, then physically attacked him.
  • Ilic and his companion had to leave the vehicle and continue on foot through jeers and insults.
  • His statement was published on June 20, 2026, and the case quickly took on a political tone in the media.

YouTuber Bogdan Ilic, widely known as Baka Prase, says he was physically attacked near the Karlovci Grammar School in Sremski Karlovci, in the area around Novi Sad. According to him, the incident happened while he was driving a young woman to her prom night. The case surfaced on June 19 and 20, and Ilic gave his version of events in a statement carried by the media on June 20.

By his own account, a gathered crowd blocked his car in front of the school. Insults and jeers followed. Ilic says physical contact came next. He and the young woman he had driven there had to get out of the vehicle and continue to the entrance on foot, through the assembled crowd.

“What right does she have in a free country,” Ilic said, defending the young woman who, he says, simply wanted to attend her own prom. He added that he had come with good intentions and had not expected such a reception.

What do we actually know about the incident?

For now we have mainly Ilic’s own statement and the media reporting of it. No official statement from the police or the competent prosecutor’s office was known by the time this article was published. That means the circumstances, including the number of people involved and the nature of any physical contact, are still being established.

This column is run on the principle that facts come before emotion. The basic rule bears repeating. Until the authorities confirm the sequence of events, we are dealing with the claims of one side. The people mentioned as participants have not been named, and no one’s guilt has been established in a final court ruling. Any minors present, and prom nights usually involve them, must not be identified in any way.

In the media the incident quickly moved beyond the crime pages. Several outlets linked it to wider political turmoil and the so-called blockades, giving the event a dimension that goes beyond a single clash outside one school.

What happens after a complaint

If a complaint is filed, the police and the competent prosecutor’s office take over. In cases involving breaches of public order or minor bodily injury, the procedure depends on the seriousness of the offense and on whether there is an injured party who insists on prosecution. Footage from the scene, which usually exists in such situations, could serve as evidence.

It is important to separate two things. One is the criminal question, namely whether an offense was committed and who is responsible for it. The other is the political interpretation layered on top of the event itself. The first is a matter for prosecutors and the court, not for the public and not for social media.

What remains an open question concerns the setting in which all of this unfolded. A prom night is a moment that belongs to young people and the end of their schooling. Should such a gathering be a place where anyone’s arrival is allowed to turn into a physical confrontation, regardless of who is arriving and how the public sees them?

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