Belgrade police seized a total of 11.4 liters of GBL liquid, used to make the so-called 'rape drug', in two separate operations.

Police Director Dragan Vasiljević visited the Police Directorate for the City of Belgrade today, where it was highlighted at a working meeting in the Criminal Police Directorate that in the first six months of this year, all...

Former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić has filed a criminal complaint against Marko Kričak, head of the Criminal Police Directorate, and Boško Sekulović, head of the Crime Suppression Service, alleging abuse of office.

Belgrade police have arrested five individuals in Jagodina suspected of being an organized criminal group involved in drug trafficking. Authorities seized 14.5 kilograms of amphetamines, 50 grams of cocaine, approximately 200 grams of marijuana, a gas pistol, and 6,000 euros.

Veselin Milić, former head of Belgrade police, is free, and new details are emerging regarding the murder of Aleksandar Nešović in the 'Senjak' case, raising questions about whether he will be indicted.

A Serbian court's decision to allow former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić to defend himself while at liberty, along with other recent rulings, has been criticized by the Academic Plenum as evidence that Serbia is on the brink of dictatorship and facing a complete state collapse.

Belgrade police have arrested three individuals and are searching for a fourth suspect in connection with a bomb attack on a family home in Nehruova Street, New Belgrade, on June 5.

The Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has launched an extensive investigation into the brutal murder of Darko Vesković, known as Prika, which occurred on June 22 in a cafe in Kumodraž.

Retired prosecutor Jasmina Paunović stated that Veselin Milić, the dismissed head of Belgrade police and one of the accused in a restaurant murder case, will likely be released once his 30-day detention expires.

Violeta Beširević stated that the Belgrade police chief must not be linked to any theft, no matter how small, let alone a brutal murder. Her comments were made during a press appearance.

The legal aspects of the 'Senjak' case and the dismissal of part of a criminal complaint against former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić are being analyzed.

Students blocking the Faculty of Law in Niš have denounced the decision by the Belgrade Higher Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the 'Senjak case' and former Belgrade Police Chief Veselin Milić as scandalous. The students' protest highlights dissatisfaction with the legal outcome.

According to lawyer Radonjić, the police and prosecution have provided almost no evidence to implicate former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić in the case.

Veselin Milić, the dismissed head of Belgrade police, was questioned for a second time regarding a murder at the '27' restaurant in Senjak, where he denied the charges and requested a polygraph test.

The Belgrade police chief is reportedly under scrutiny for being present at a restaurant where a 52-year-old man was killed, whose body was later found buried in a barrel. The incident highlights alleged connections between politics, police, and organized crime in Serbia.

The 'Novi dan' program on Sunday will cover the celebration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Day amidst an investigation into the role of the former head of Belgrade police, Veselin Milić, as well as a segment on endangered animals.

Members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Belgrade have solved three cases of deliberately set fires in the Voždovac, Čukarica, and Rakovica areas, leading to the arrest of four individuals.

Serbian investigators have confirmed that human remains found in a barrel in the Inđija area belong to a man who disappeared in mid-May. A former Belgrade police chief, Veselin Milić, is among the suspects in the murder investigation.

Pavle Grbović, president of the Free Citizens Movement (PSG), stated that the entire security sector in Serbia should be thoroughly cleaned and reconstructed from scratch following the case involving former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić.

Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić is under suspicion for allegedly aiding criminals after the commission of a crime and concealing evidence, sparking discussions about police ties to organized crime.

A major scandal has erupted in Serbia after Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić allegedly organized a reconciliation meeting between two rival criminal clans, which instead led to further conflict.

Radomir Diklić, president of the European Movement, spoke about a case involving a restaurant in Senjak and the alleged involvement of former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić.

Veselin Milić, former head of Belgrade police and an advisor to President Vučić, has been detained for up to 30 days by the High Court in Belgrade. His arrest is linked to the disappearance of A.N. from a restaurant in Senjak, with another individual also apprehended in the ongoing investigation.

Belgrade police arrested B. S. (37), an alleged member of the "Kavacki clan," in a restaurant in the capital, suspected of criminal activities.

Belgrade police have arrested an 84-year-old man, R.G., on suspicion of planting and activating an improvised explosive device at the entrance of an auto service shop in Rakovica last October.

Belgrade police, in cooperation with the Second Basic Public Prosecutor's Office, have apprehended a man suspected of attempted theft and robbery.

Belgrade police have called on citizens to provide information regarding alleged sexual assaults on girls in the Voždovac municipality, following claims that appeared on social media, though no official reports have been filed.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) has not initiated disciplinary proceedings against Veselin Milić, the former chief of Belgrade police and current assistant director of police, according to Nova.rs.

Belgrade police conducted an operation targeting drug traffickers, resulting in the seizure of 85 kilograms of narcotics and the arrest of three individuals.

Serbia faces a legal crisis marked by controversies surrounding a murder case, including the hearing of former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić, and the prohibition of the Pride parade caravan.

The Internal Control Sector of the Serbian Ministry of Interior (SUK) did not conduct an integrity test on former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić, claiming it's impossible to apply such measures to police chiefs.

Belgrade police will file criminal charges against a 21-year-old suspect for allegedly smashing windows on cars and residential buildings in Zemun, where drugs were also found.

Belgrade police have arrested a 37-year-old man on suspicion of falsely impersonating a police officer and stealing money from foreign nationals.

A witness in the Hrkalović trial has accused former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić and former BIA acting director Tomislav Radovanović of obstructing the investigation into the murder of lawyer Miša Ognjanović.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) has issued over 20 contradictory statements regarding the 'Senjak' case since the arrest of then-Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić on May 15, raising concerns about political influence and potentially paving the way for his release.

The commander of Intervention Unit 92 of the Belgrade Police Department's Duty Service, D.N., and intervention team leader N.K., have been ordered into 30-day detention by the Higher Court in Belgrade. Their detention is linked to preventing the prosecution of Vuković.

Several members of an elite Belgrade police unit have been arrested on suspicion of attempting to cover up a restaurant shooting from last year, adding to the Belgrade police force's ongoing troubles.

Prosecutors have dropped charges against the Belgrade police chief, an outcome that opposition parties and civil society organizations criticize as a capitulation of the judiciary to political power. The decision has sparked accusations of political influence over the legal system.

The body found in a barrel near Inđija has been identified as a 52-year-old man reported missing in mid-May. Eleven people were arrested, including former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić, but the prosecution dismissed charges against three police officers due to lack of evidence that Milić aided the perpetrator.

Two police officers from the Belgrade Police Directorate, B. M. (41) and N. K. (36), have been questioned by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade on suspicion of enabling a citizen to acquire firearms.

Two police officers from the Belgrade Police Department have been arrested on suspicion of abusing their official position. The Ministry of Internal Affairs confirmed the arrests.

The arrest of the former head of Belgrade police has intensified suspicions regarding the collaboration between politics, police, and organized crime in Serbia, prompting questions about oversight of the Interior Ministry.

Belgrade police seized 36 kilograms of marijuana and arrested D.P. (1999), V.P. (1992), and A.A. (2008) on suspicion of drug trafficking, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Students in Niš are demanding accountability for the 'unlawful' arrest of activist Suzana Jović, who was apprehended by seven Belgrade police officers in Niš for allegedly pushing a container after a protest. They question why citizens are treated as dangerous criminals for minor infractions.

The chief of Belgrade's police was arrested following the discovery of a body found inside a barrel. This event has led to a significant investigation within the Serbian capital.

Serbian prosecutors believe a body found in a metal drum is likely that of a man whose disappearance, following a restaurant shooting, prompted the arrest of the Belgrade police chief.

Lawyer Ivan Ninić stated his belief that a thorough investigation into the finances and money flows of the arrested Belgrade police chief, Veselin Milić, would uncover significant findings.

The 'Milić case' continues to trouble the executive power, with open questions remaining regarding the role of the former Belgrade police chief, despite no new developments.

Duško Lopandić, Vice President of the Serbia Centre (SRCE) party, stated that foreign representatives in Belgrade are closely monitoring the "Senjak case," which involves the chief of Belgrade police.

Belgrade police have arrested a 22-year-old man, A. D., on suspicion of murdering a 29-year-old man in Obrenovac on May 13 after an argument.

Belgrade police arrested a 31-year-old man, A. S., on suspicion of endangering safety during the commission of a criminal act at a catering facility in Vračar.

The trial for abuse of official position against inspectors from the Belgrade police's Anti-Drug Department continued in the High Court in Belgrade, with the next hearing scheduled for March 27.

Belgrade police detained A. M. (24) on suspicion of hitting an Azerbaijani citizen on an electric bicycle while driving under the influence of alcohol in Zemun, then fleeing the scene.

Dismissed Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić has filed a criminal complaint, accusing leaders of the Criminal Police Directorate of selectively presenting evidence against him in the 'Senjak' case.

A criminal complaint filed by lawyers of former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić against Marko Kričak, head of the Criminal Police Directorate, regarding the murder of Aleksandar Nešović, signals an internal conflict within the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Belgrade police discovered a laboratory for cultivating marijuana under artificial conditions in the Batajnica settlement and arrested five individuals suspected of drug production and sale.

Belgrade police stopped a car and discovered approximately 10 kilograms of marijuana. The driver of the vehicle was subsequently arrested.

Following a murder in Senjak and the arrest of a former Belgrade police chief, the Serbian President promised that police would no longer protect tycoons and criminals. However, questions remain as to why individuals like Veselinović and Radoičić still receive police protection while new legislation is awaited.

The Second Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has yet to identify the individuals responsible for threatening former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić.

The Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions has stated it is ensuring the safety of all detainees in the Belgrade District Prison, following reports of alleged threats made against former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić.

The detention of Veselin Milić, former head of Belgrade police, was extended on Friday in connection with the murder of Aleksandar Nešević Baja at a restaurant in Senjak. Paunović commented on the Public Prosecutor's Office's swift statements in the case.

The head of the Belgrade police administration, Veselin Milić, a former advisor to the Serbian president, was arrested and detained for 30 days on suspicion of protecting a mafia boss involved in a murder case.

The prosecution stated there is no evidence that Veselin Milić, former head of Belgrade police, assisted the perpetrator in a criminal act related to a 52-year-old man's body found in a barrel near Inđija. Eleven people were arrested in connection with the case, but charges against three police officers were dismissed.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade announced that police officers B. M. (41) and N. K. (36) from the Belgrade Police Administration have been questioned on suspicion of abusing their official position to facilitate a citizen's re-acquisition of multiple firearms.

Aleksandar Ivanović is scheduled to appear on the show "Iza vesti" on Wednesday to discuss the case of Veselin Milić, the former head of Belgrade police. Milić's case was notably absent from the agenda of the parliamentary committee for defense and internal affairs.

A murder case in Senjak, allegedly involving former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić, is facing accusations of attempted cover-up and relativization by authorities.

Marinika Tepić, Vice-President of the Freedom and Justice Party, offered her assessment on the case involving former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić.

Serbia is shaken by the murder of an underworld figure, with allegations of involvement from the Belgrade police chief, exposing deep connections between politics and organized crime.

Details surrounding the murder of Aleksandar Nešović Baja have been brought to light, including a three-hour ordeal in a BMW and the subsequent downfall of top Belgrade police officials.

A significant scandal has erupted in Serbia following the arrest of Belgrade's police chief, Veselin Milić, and ten others. Milić is accused of failing to report and concealing a crime, allegedly removing evidence with police protection.

Following a murder in Senjak and the arrest of ten individuals, including a former Belgrade police chief, a police directive was issued prohibiting officers from cooperating with criminals, raising questions about past practices.

Members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Belgrade Police Directorate, and Criminal Police Directorate, in cooperation with the Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office, have arrested individuals in Belgrade for fraud, where they allegedly took 25,000 euros for purported emergency operations.

Nikola Jovanović states that organized crime, drug trafficking, and racketeering are major problems in Belgrade, emphasizing the need for a dedicated metropolitan police force, which currently lacks political will.

Belgrade police have arrested a man suspected of stealing a donation box from a catering establishment and lightly injuring a 31-year-old worker with a knife who tried to stop him.