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Beyonce’s bodyguard clashes with Croatian cameraman
Croatian Times
One of American singer Beyonce Knowles’ bodyguards has clashed with a Dubrovnik TV cameraman.
She is on holiday with her husband Jay Z in Dubrovnik.
Beyonce, 28, was surrounded by photographers and cameramen upon leaving Dubrovnik’s prominent restaurant Gil's yesterday (Tues) evening with her husband.
The couple was followed by their bodyguard, who pushed a cameraman away and told him not to film the singer.
The daily 24 sata has reported Beyonce went to the city centre, where she encountered another cameraman, Dragan Banovic, 57.
When the same bodyguard saw Banovic, he punched him, causing him to drop his camera.
The bodyguard hit Banovic three more times after he got back up and then threw his camera into some water.
Jay Z allegedly told the bodyguard to throw the cameraman into the water.
Beyonce, her husband and their bodyguard then went back to their yacht.
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