Three months after a murder in Senjak, no disciplinary action has been initiated against Veselin Milić, a high-ranking police official, highlighting concerns about the state of the profession in Serbia.

Danas newspaper received a response from the Ministry of Internal Affairs regarding whether Veselin Milić's suitability for the position of Head of the Police Administration was ever tested.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The release of Veselin Milić from custody has sparked new questions regarding whether the case should have been handled by the Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office from the outset. This development has led to a 'red alarm' for the state, according to some reports.

Vesna Mališić, editor of the weekly Radar, commented on the lifting of detention for Veselin Milić, stating that it marked the end of one phase and revealed deeper connections between police and organized crime.

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.

Radovan Lazić, a public prosecutor and president of the CEPRIS Management Board, stated that there is an impression that Veselin Milić's role in the "Senjak" case is being downplayed.

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.

Journalist Vuk Cvijić, in a podcast, discussed the significance of Veselin Milić's name appearing in connection with several prominent cases, including the murders of Dunjić and Jelena Marjanović, and the Savamala incident.

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.

How a part of the criminal complaint against Veselin Milić 'fell'. Was it clear from the beginning of the investigation that a prosecutorial acrobatics would follow, by which the former head...

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.

Nemanja Šarović states that Vučić is dealing with internal issues by creating external ones, specifically mentioning Montenegro.

Veselin Milić has been questioned again by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office, and new evidence has been collected in the ongoing investigation. The details of the new evidence were not immediately disclosed.

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.

MP Slobodan Ilić claimed that while 90% of police officers are honorable, a problematic 10% in leadership positions, akin to 'many Veselin Milićs,' contribute to corruption within the Serbian police force.

The investigation into a murder in Senjak has drawn significant public scrutiny, with claims that key details are being obscured. Reports indicate that Veselin Milić denied being at the restaurant during the time of the murder, while public figures suggest the investigation is more about damage control.

The case involving former police chief Veselin Milić and a murder that occurred on May 12 in Senjak continues to capture public attention in Serbia. Official information released by the Belgrade Higher Public Prosecutor's Office has left many questions unanswered.

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 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.

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.

An investigation into the "Milić case" is underway, with Veselin Milić identified as one of the suspects, raising questions about whether evidence or power will determine the outcome.

Aleksandar Đorđević, a former director of the Security Information Agency (BIA) and a known associate of President Vučić, has been identified as the lawyer representing Veselin Milić. The articles provide a profile of his background and current role.

Montenegrin President Đukanović has made statements regarding the arrest case of Veselin Milić. His comments address the circumstances surrounding Milić's detention.

A controversy dubbed the “Milić Affair” has emerged during a political campaign, with Slavica Radovanović commenting on the situation. The affair is drawing significant attention.

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.

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.

Criminal charges have been filed against unknown individuals within the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) for allegedly leaking information about the movements of Veselin Milić. Milić's lawyers claim these actions constitute persecution and surveillance of the former police chief.

Veselin Milić has accused leaders of the UKP (Criminal Police Directorate) of 'framing' him in connection with a murder case in Senjak. He alleges that he was wrongly implicated in the investigation.

Veselin Milić has been released from custody as the High Court determined there was no longer a risk of him destroying evidence, raising questions about his future status within the Ministry of Interior (MUP).

A professor of law stated that it is legally impossible for Veselin Milić to be suspected solely of failing to report a criminal offense.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has denied reports that the case involving Veselin Milić was forwarded to the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office, confirming it remains under their jurisdiction.

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

Lawyer Jovan Rajić stated that the state would eventually nominate Veselin Milić for the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to prevent a mafia war.

An article reflects on the concept of an honorable police officer in Serbia, imagining a prototype and comparing it to figures like Marko Kričak and Veselin Milić.

Lawyer Rajić has stated that an investigation into the origin of Veselin Milić's assets could lead to the resolution of numerous criminal offenses. This call suggests potential links between Milić's wealth and illicit activities.

Aleksandar Olenik, lawyer and vice-president of LSV, stated that the prosecutor's office is behaving unusually regarding the extension of Veselin Milić's detention, suggesting the goal is to divert attention from who controls the police.

The arrest of a member of the Intervention Unit, spanning from Senjak to Autokomanda, has once again brought into question the accountability of Veselin Milić. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about police responsibility.

Belgrade authorities remain silent regarding the impending demolition of the 'Senjak' property, citing the protection of pre-investigative proceedings. This lack of transparency is compounded by skepticism regarding the prosecution's handling of Veselin Milić in the Senjak murder case, with the public prosecutor's office dismissing charges against him for aiding the perpetrator.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Lawyer Nikola Lakić stated on N1 Direktno that the Serbian regime protects Veselin Milić, suggesting that the case of an activist's arrest in Niš demonstrates a pattern of intimidating citizens after protests.

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.

Nemanja Đuran, the former head of the Criminal Police Directorate (UKP), was dismissed from his position. This occurred just two days before he was scheduled to testify in a hearing related to the arrest of Veselin Milić.

The investigation into a murder in Senjak, Serbia, is facing significant criticism regarding the police's search for the victim's body and the legal qualification of the crime. Critics highlight alleged contradictions and a public admission by the president, raising questions about the probe's integrity.

Lawyer Sead Spahović stated that the investigation order in the Veselin Milić case is legally contradictory, as the prosecutor's legal qualification of the criminal offense is not well-defined.

Stefanović stated that the arrest of Veselin Milić represents a "collapse of the state," arguing that the boundaries between the state and crime have been erased, if they ever existed.

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.

The Serbian Parliament session has commenced, with the opposition calling for an urgent meeting of the Defense Committee following the arrest of Veselin Milić. Lawmakers are also debating amendments to electoral laws during the session.

Miloš Pavlović, a councilor from the People's Movement of Serbia, claims that the arrest of Veselin Milić was a result of a conflict between Milić and the leadership of the ruling SNS party.

The Belgrade Public Prosecutor's Office has refused to provide records of Veselin Milić's assets, and it has been revealed that he has not undergone any integrity tests for the past five years.

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.

Two and a half months after a murder in Senjak, an indictment has been filed, but the exact events of May 12 in the '27' restaurant remain unclear. Veselin Milić has filed criminal charges, escalating a long-standing conflict with Krička.

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.

Retired prosecutor Jasmina Paunović stated that an opportunity agreement could be concluded with Veselin Milić as long as the main trial on the indictment proposal has not been scheduled.

The release of Veselin Milić from custody continues to spark questions regarding the jurisdiction of his case, with an attorney suggesting his return to work at the Police Directorate could happen as early as today.

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.

Professor of Law Faculty, Bojan Pajtić, stated that the acquittal of Veselin Milić is legally nonsensical, arguing that the Constitution and laws have never been violated as much as in the case of the bus shelters.

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.

Public prosecutor Radovan Lazić stated that the Belgrade Higher Public Prosecutor's Office's statement gives the impression that the role of former police official Veselin Milić in the Senjak case is being diminished.

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.

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 Higher Public Prosecutor's Office (VJT) has stated there is no evidence that Veselin Milić invited Nešović to a restaurant in Senjak. This finding comes after an investigation into the alleged meeting.

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office has reportedly dropped its summons for Nešović, shifting focus to Veselin Milić's activities on a critical night. Former inspectors suggest Milić's fate hinges on the testimony of a restaurant owner, indicating the case is still active despite some setbacks.

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.

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's lawyer has released a portion of his client's statement to the prosecution, in which Milić claims he is being framed by police officers. The lawyer stated that the integral declaration given by Milić to the prosecution has been delivered.

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.

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.

Journalist Dejan Švarm commented on the Senjak case, stating that Veselin Milić is a very inconvenient witness for the current regime. Švarm also highlighted the case as proof that corruption can be deadly.

Grbović offered commentary on a student memorandum regarding Kosovo and Metohija, deeming its content inappropriate and timing poor. He also discussed the arrest of Veselin Milić, suggesting such a crisis should lead to a government collapse in a normal system.

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.

Lawyer Sead Spahović stated that Veselin Milić will be released from detention in two months if the investigation against him is not concluded, arguing that the indictment for attempted aggravated murder is legally contradictory.

Journalist Bojana Jovanović from KRIK and Siniša Carević discussed the arrest of Veselin Milić and new information regarding a murder investigation in Senjak on N1.

The Sloga Police Union in Serbia is launching two initiatives: one to the President of the Republic to review and revoke Veselin Milić's 'Miloš Obilić Medal for Bravery,' and another to the Minister of Internal Affairs, Ivica Dačić, to review MUP decorations.

Several high-ranking Serbian police officials, including Veselin Milić, have been arrested as part of an ongoing crackdown on police leadership. This follows previous arrests of figures like Hrkalović, indicating a broader effort against misconduct within the force.