A tabloid that branded a journalist, arrested over an article about the Clinical Centre of Vojvodina, a liar who had knowingly misled the public. The Press Council reached no decision because seven members voted that the Code had been breached, while eight votes were needed. In its campaign about Đilas's bank accounts, it wrote that his denials were a notorious lie, and it called a military analyst whose home was searched over his remarks about the sound cannon a fugitive who had cooked up a story. It was the first to publish an alleged statement by the mother of a victim of the canopy collapse, which she denied.