President Aleksandar Vučić has publicly asked the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime to announce whether and what it has done in relation to Sky correspondence, which, he claims, they have had in their possession for years. These messages, he says, expose the cooperation of media and political actors with criminal clans and drug cartels
Former president of the municipality of Obrenovac and acting director of the EPS, Milorad Grcic, has had his detention suspended since February 14, 2025, due to suspicion that he participated in embezzlement at JP Elektroprivreda Srbije
The use of weapons for crowd control is an act of terrorism, according to non-governmental organizations
"Zagorka Dolovac moved her prosecutor, Aleksandar Barca, along with the case about the fall of the canopy to TOK." In this way, the top of the state wants to eliminate Mladen Nenadić and TOK prosecutors who are under Nenadić's supervision from that case," lawyer Ivan Ninić told Vreme.
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad submitted case files on suspected corruption in connection with the construction of the Novi Sad Railway Station to the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime
BIRN published a report, based on publicly available data, that a network of phantom organizations falsified reports and extracted millions from the budget on public tenders intended for young people, families and women, naming Aleksandra Čamagić, a close associate of Aleksandar Šapić, as the responsible person.
The Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime will, in order to verify the allegations made in the media, request additional information from both domestic and US judicial institutions.
The history of the Serbian mafia could be written through the biography of Luka Bojović (49). He grew up in a respectable Belgrade family - his mother was a university professor and his father was the director of the capital's zoo. As soon as Luka was old enough for an ID card, the country he was born in fell apart. Shots fired, tears shed and blood stretched into the distant future and marked his entire life. Luka Bojović became a soldier, a delinquent, an associate of the State Security, a baker, the leader of a criminal clan, a fugitive, a confectioner, a prisoner, a painter, a vigilante... This man knows more dead than living, his fate rarely depended on a police investigation, but always depended on the political decision. At the moment when this text was written, Luka Bojović was released from a Spanish prison
