Dozens of policemen and a helicopter over Psychopath Bejra's house. A hundred angry men came to slap him on the podcast

Published: 26/03/2024

On Monday evening, it looked like an action movie in the village of Dřenice in Chrudim. Dozens of policemen, a police helicopter circling over the village and a hundred enraged people. All this because of the well-known YouTuber Aleš Bejra, who slapped one of the guests in the podcast of the fighting organization Red Face, which the self-proclaimed Psychopath moderated. Bejr attacked Václav Kršek, who allegedly belongs to the “secular” community. As is known, people from this community stick together and defend their members at all costs. That’s why a hundred angry men decided to visit the village where Bejr lives on Monday and vow to personally attack a member of the community with him. For ŽivotvČesku.cz, spokeswoman for the police of the Pardubice Region, Dita Holečková, spoke about Monday’s event.

Such a mass action certainly caught even Aleš Bejra by surprise, who is often the creator of shocking situations himself. According to Novinky.cz, a community of “worldly” people arrived in the village of Dřenice on Monday, to which Václav Kršek also belongs. A few days ago, he was a guest in a podcast under the banner of the fighting organization Red Face, which was moderated by Psychopath Bejr. The video, which shows the attack of the controversial YouTuber on Kršek, has been circulating on social networks.

A community of angry men arrived in luxury cars to discuss the incident with Bejra in person. According to the statement that the police sent to the editors of ŽivotvČesku.cz, there was no serious fight. “Yesterday in the early evening hours, we received information about a possible fight with the participation of several people. We took the necessary measures to prevent this. We monitored the situation on the spot. During the entire event, there was no disturbance of public order or damage to property. All participants from the scene after the twentieth they left peacefully at Dita Holečková, spokeswoman for the police of the Pardubice region, told ŽivotvČesku.cz.

The controversial YouTuber, who reported the planned arrival of the men to the police several hours in advance, apologized for his actions during the evening via a video on the YouTube platform.