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Victim stands by his racial abuse story

Irish Daily Star

October 17, 2025

A MAN who was assaulted during an attack in which his friend was beaten to death has denied he made up a story about being racially abused because he “wanted someone to pay” for what happened.

David Druzinec, 29, was yesterday cross-examined on his evidence about the assault in which his friend Josip Strok, 31, lost his life.

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