Denis Tot, a professional Rukomet player was beaten up to death and the news is circulating on the web.
Denis Tot, a Croatian handball player, is in a coma after being severely beaten in a nightclub in Skopje’s central park on Wednesday evening.
The incident has been kept under wraps by the police. According to claims, the club’s security cameras were wiped. The RK Butel player was hit, kicked, and beaten with rough objects.
Doctors fought for his life from the moment he was brought to them, but his injuries were too serious. People want to know the reason behind why he was beaten up.
Denis Tot Rukomet Player Death Cause & Obituary
Professional Rukomet player, Denis Tor Rukomet’s death cause was revealed to be physical violence.
Many of the organizations and people associated with handball have made obituary posts after the passing away of the player.
It’s still unclear how it all went down because the early reports said he had been battered, but medics confirmed he had no evidence of violence on him.
Following the physicians’ assertion that he was not injured, it was assumed that he had fallen and banged his head on the curb on his own.
What Was The Reason That Denis Tot Was Beaten Up?
The exact reason why Denis Tot was beaten up has not been opened up on the web at the moment.
Northern Macedonia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs said they received word from the Clinical Center at SIA Skopje at 04:11 on Thursday that DT had been brought in unconscious.
It went on to say that there was no evident evidence of violence and that he was treated right away. – SIA Skopje is taking steps to bring the case to light, and we will educate the public about it, they said.
In a Skopje hospital, Denis Tot (27) fought for his life. Unfortunately, he died on Friday, for reasons that are still unknown. Tot was a member of the Butel team in Skopje.
Denis Tot Family Details Explored
Denis Tot’s family members were immediately informed about the incident and they arrived to look after him.
People close to him outside the family circle informed unofficially that he was beaten in the Privilege nightclub and that the films were subsequently erased, making it impossible to obtain evidence.
His parents arrived in Skopje yesterday, while his brother Boris, a Dutch handball goalkeeper, left today for Northern Macedonia.
Denis was a member of Skopje’s Butel and also played for Bjelovar, Pore, Ademar Leon, and Bruck during his career.