OBITELJSKI RADIO EDITOR, ROBERT ZUBER, THREATENED AT GUN POINT

ZAGREB, Sept 14 (Hina) - An unknown man entered Zagreb's "Obiteljski radio" premises some time after 7pm Thursday night and approached editor Robert Zuber, threatening him and accusing him for voicing anti-Croatian views. Zuber had previously hosted a radio talk show with Miroslav Rozic, a member of the Croatian Party of Rights (HSP), the radio said in a statement. According to Zuber, the man had threatened to kill him without being held accountable because he suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. He then took out a gun, but stopped in his intentions when one of the radio's followers entered the office with a child. The assailant did not omit to stress "I will find you sooner or later," before leaving the radio. Witnesses to the event told police the assailant had been evidently nervous and upset. The Obiteljski radio runs a series of political talk shows dubbed "Politics at 30+". Robert Zuber, one of the show's editors, is known for always opposing his guest and expressing completely opposite views. He said he had been threatened in telephone calls after a show before, but had never expected to actually be assaulted. (hina) lml