On May 4 of the previous year, a man attacked another individual in Tartu's Raadi Park using a katana-type sword and then fled the scene with the victim's mobile phone. The police initiated an investigation promptly after the incident, initially detaining a 22-year-old man suspected of being involved, but he was later released as he was not connected to the attack. After further investigation, law enforcement identified the actual perpetrator as a 26-year-old male named Bresovski, who was arrested for the dangerous crime commited.

Prosecutor Rebecca Marie Post stated that evidence had gathered against Bresovski, indicating he assaulted the victim with a katana. This impulsive act of violence raised concerns within the police about the possibility of him committing more crimes if left at liberty. The case has since highlighted ongoing issues of public safety and the challenges faced by law enforcement in apprehending individuals who pose a threat to the community.

The arrest has garnered public attention, reflecting societal concerns over violent crimes and the need for effective policing. It is essential for authorities to ensure the safety of residents and to address the underlying causes of such violent incidents as they restore public confidence in community policing efforts.