Republic Public Prosecution Spokesman Tomo Zorić has stated that decision on Svetlana Ražnatović’s case will be made as soon as possible.
She is suspected of illegally appropriating money from transfers of Belgrade’s FK Obilić football players.
A former Serbian transport minister has been indicted for abusing her official position, writes Belgrade-based daily Politika. Marija Rašeta-Vukosavljević and six of her former associates have been indicted by the Higher Public Prosecution in Belgrade for allegedly making illegal material gains in excess of RSD 1.5mn (some EUR 13,500) during 2003 and 2004.
The Higher Public Prosecution in Belgrade has indicted former President of the Football Association of Serbia (FSS) Zvezdan Terzić and three of his colleagues. The four are suspected of illegally taking money from transfers of players to foreign clubs, said Higher Court Spokeswoman Dušica Ristić.
The Public Prosecution has submitted demands for an investigation into four men suspected of assaulting people on a train traveling from Belgrade to Lapovo. “The prosecution proposed custody for all of the suspects and they will be called before the investigative judge of the High Public Court during the day, who will decided on whether an investigation would be launched after the hearing,†Prosecution spokesperson Tomo Zorić said.
Public Prosecution Spokesman Tomo Zorić stated that the prosecution had requested a recording of an RTS talk show broadcast earlier this week. This came after reports that opposition New Serbia (NS) leader and MP Velimir Ilić had threatened the physical safety of fellow MP and ruling Democratic Party (DS) official Jelena Trivan.
Stefan Hadžiantonović of Belgrade was convicted before the First Municipal Court for making threats against B92 reporter Brankica Stanković. The proceeding was conducted under the indictment of the First Municipal Public Prosecution in Belgrade for endangering safety, since Hadžiantonović sent threats to the reporter on the social network Facebook.
The First Municipal Public Prosecution in Belgrade indicted Miladin KovaÄević for inflicting severe injuries to Bryan Steinhauer in May of 2008. Public Prosecution Spokesman Tomo Zorić said that KovaÄević, who was studying in the United States, was accused of inflicting severe, life threatening, injuries to U.S. citizen Bryan Steinhauer during a bar fight on May 4, 2008 in the state of New York.
The ringleader of a group of 18 alleged Islamic extremists accused of plotting to bomb Canada’s main bourse and other targets was sentenced on Monday to life in prison. Zakaria Amara, 24, received a life sentence “for his role in a terrorist plot to bomb Toronto,” the Public Prosecution
The District Public Prosecution in Belgrade has requested an investigation of the three owners of Belgrade daily tabloid Kurir. Radislav Rodić, Vekomir Joksimović and Snežana Jerinić are suspected of a misuse of position.
The police have found illegal weapons at the flat of MiÅ¡a VaÄić, a spokesman for the 1389 Movement, B92 understands. The public prosecution has filed a motion calling for a ban of the ultra right-wing organizations, Obraz and 1389.
The public prosecution has asked B92 for footage of members of the Obraz organization disrupting an arts performance. The prosecution has asked for the footage, which shows members of the ultra-right wing group disrupting an arts performance, after it was shown on B92’s news program on Tuesday.
Daily Danas writes that the Constitutional Court could be asked to ban football hooligan groups as well as ultra right-wing and nationalist groups. The Justice Ministry and Public Prosecution have launched an initiative to ban extreme right-wing groups.
The prosecution has announced that SiniÅ¡a VuÄinić, who sent death treats to SDU leader and MP Žarko Korać and journalist MiloÅ¡ Vasić has been arrested. The Third Municipal Public Prosecution in Belgrade proposed on Monday that courts start an investigation of VuÄinić and place him in custody.
