Opposition councilors in Serbia were reportedly interrogated by police to prevent them from attending the closing ceremony of the Nušićijada festival. Jovićević of the NLS party stated that police legitimized the councilors.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) in Serbia has issued a warning to citizens regarding a significant increase in telephone fraud cases across the country, urging them to exercise caution.

Serbian Police Director Dragan Vasiljević visited members of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (SAJ) and announced the number of candidates who applied. He affirmed that SAJ would receive all necessary support to successfully perform its tasks and serve as the foundation of security for Serbian citizens.

Police in Vodanj, near Smederevo, Serbia, discovered an illegal marijuana laboratory, seizing half a ton of the drug and arresting six individuals.

The OJT in Bačka Palanka, in cooperation with police departments in Novi Sad, Subotica, and Sombor, has solved cases of severe luxury car thefts and arrested two individuals.

The Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) announced that police, using a drone near Nova Varoš, detected 15 cases of improper overtaking over a solid line in just a few hours.

The Serbian Internal Affairs Ministry (MUP) announced that five people were arrested in police operation 'Armagedon' on suspicion of exploiting minors for pornography. The operation targets child exploitation crimes.

Interpol has reportedly rejected a request from the Serbian police, raising questions about the future of cooperation between the international organization and Serbia. The reasons behind the refusal have not been fully disclosed, leading to speculation about the implications for Serbian law enforcement.

Serbian police (MUP) have arrested five members of a criminal group suspected of producing marijuana in a laboratory located in Batajnica.

Serbian police are implementing enhanced traffic controls across the country from today until Sunday, July 19. This initiative aims to improve road safety and enforce traffic regulations.

During the Albanian President Bajram Begaj's visit to Bujanovac, a Serbian MP raised concerns about his security detail, noting the presence of unknown individuals with long-barreled weapons who were not part of Serbian police units.

Serbian police have detained two suspected Russian agents at the Serbian-Hungarian border, who may have been planning an act of sabotage in Germany, with an explosive device reportedly found in their luggage.

Serbian police in Novi Sad arrested Nenad Alajbegović Alibeg, former leader of the Partizan fan group "Zabranjeni," in a store. He was found with a pistol with a bullet in the barrel.

Serbian police have filed criminal charges against two individuals suspected of tax fraud related to value-added tax, causing damage to the state budget of 12 million dinars.

Serbian police and emergency services have denied social media reports of a stabbing incident at Music Week, stating that while there was panic, no stabbing occurred.

Serbian police have arrested a 25-year-old man from the Veliko Gradište area on suspicion of possessing marijuana and amphetamine.

Police in Bačka Palanka, Serbia, have arrested individuals for fraud, who were offering 'black magic removal' services online. They reportedly defrauded a woman of six million dinars in money and jewelry.

An individual has been arrested in connection with an online scam involving the sale of air conditioners, which defrauded at least 35 citizens. This marks the first successful case of shutting down a fraudulent internet domain via the national 'Cyber Guard' platform.

Recent scandals in Serbia have highlighted the deep entanglement of the country's police force with organized crime, including arrests of officers suspected of covering up murders.

Three members of Serbia's Intervention Unit 92 and a restaurant director were interrogated and denied charges, with prosecutors requesting their detention.

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.

A Serbian police officer, M.A., has been suspended from duty at the North Police Station for sharing a post on Instagram, as confirmed by the Kosovo Police for the North region.

Serbian police have located an improvised camp with irregular migrants in the vicinity of Belgrade. The Ministry of Internal Affairs confirmed the discovery of the camp and illegal migrants.

This year's Police Day celebrations in Serbia were reportedly overshadowed by allegations of corruption and scandals, including claims of police lying about a citizen's death.

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.

Serbian Police Director Dragan Vasiljević announced that 6.4 tons of drugs have been seized and all murders committed up to May have been solved since the beginning of the year, attributing these successes to intensified police efforts.

Public attention is focused on the Serbian police minister regarding a murder case where the victim reportedly escaped, complicating police work and drawing criticism.

A discussion explores whether the "Milić case" represents an isolated incident or a systemic pattern in how top Serbian police officials interact with criminal organizations.

The Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that police have filed criminal charges against a 51-year-old man from Kraljevo after discovering 330 kilograms of tobacco in his possession.

Serbian Police Director Dragan Vasiljević stated that everyone involved in the "Senjak case" will be prosecuted, emphasizing that no individual is above the institution, despite the negative implications for the police force.

Serbian police have filed criminal charges against two companies from Pančevo and Ugrinovci, as well as against two responsible individuals from those companies, on suspicion of unauthorized provision of cable television services.

Serbia's police director announced that maximum capacities are engaged and no one is above the law, indicating a significant operation or investigation. Concurrently, Coalition 381 called for the resignations of officials Dačić and Vasiljević, citing it as a minimum level of responsibility for the ongoing situation.

Serbia's Ministry of Interior has issued a warning about child exploitation after a 28-year-old man was charged with displaying, obtaining, and possessing pornographic material and exploiting a minor for pornography.

A senior police officer in Serbia is facing disciplinary action for a Facebook post he made regarding the Novi Sad tragedy. The incident is seen by some as part of a broader crackdown on dissent within the Ministry of Interior.

Police in Stara Pazova, Serbia, have successfully seized approximately 500,000 tablets identified as psychoactive substances. This significant drug bust was reported by local media outlets.

The Serbian Ministry of Interior (MUP) has issued a public warning to citizens regarding potential fraudulent activities occurring on the Booking.com platform.

Following the suspension of a police officer in Novi Sad after an intervention during a road blockade, the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCBP) stated that Serbian police are disciplined by political will rather than professional standards and law.

Police officers have reportedly given identical testimonies regarding an attack on an N1 crew in front of the Serbian Parliament in November, despite not intervening at the time, raising questions about whether their statements were coordinated or dictated.

The Serbian Ministry of Interior (MUP) announced a large-scale speed control operation, deploying radars and interceptors at over 400 locations. This initiative aims to enhance road safety and enforce traffic regulations across the country.

Police in Novi Sad, Serbia, have filed criminal charges against a 45-year-old Chinese national, V. Z., residing in Inđija, on suspicion of causing an incident where a ladder fell from a shopping center, injuring a woman.

Police near Raška, Serbia, seized approximately 11,000 packs of cigarettes and filed criminal charges against a 26-year-old man from the area on suspicion of illegal activities.

The "Dr Rudolf Arčibald Rajs" Professional Police Association in Serbia announced that university autonomy does not imply extraterritoriality or a "free zone" from the law.

The 'Free University' academic network in Novi Sad has condemned the criminal police's raid on the Rectorate of the University of Belgrade, characterizing it as continued pressure on the academic community.

Serbian police major Katarina Petrović, suspended from her job in Valjevo after presenting her book, claims her human rights are being revoked and that she is being persecuted.

The investigation into Marko Kričak, Head of the Criminal Police Directorate in Serbia, regarding allegations of threatening a student with rape, has stalled, even as he represents the Ministry of Interior across Europe.

Serbia's Ministry of Internal Affairs announced criminal charges against a 50-year-old from Pirot, suspected of failing to report income and damaging the state budget by 47 million dinars through tax evasion.

Serbian police have arrested 16 individuals suspected of forming a criminal group that rented vehicles in the European Union and then illegally brought and sold them in Serbia since 2024.

Police in Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia, arrested a 42-year-old man after discovering approximately 15,000 psychoactive pills in the trunk of his Skoda car.

Two officers from the Belgrade District Prison Security Service began a walk from Belgrade's Saint John the Baptist monastery to Ostrog monastery in Montenegro to raise funds for the medical treatment of two children, including four-year-old Sofija La.

Serbian Police Director Dragan Vasiljević stated that the police force is a pillar of state stability and plays a crucial role in maintaining security and order, during his address to students at the Criminal Police University.

Three traffic police officers and ten other individuals have been arrested in Serbia on charges of bribery, following an operation by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Serbian police in Novi Sad have filed three misdemeanor charges against citizens responsible for open-air fires in the areas of Bukovac, Šakotinac, and Sviloš.

Plainclothes police searched the home of a Belgrade University student known for posting videos of police at protests over the past 18 months, following an earlier report of a raid by the Criminal Police Directorate.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs in Serbia conducted a five-day intensified operation against the grey economy across 20 police administrations, uncovering dozens of cases that caused budget damage of 60 million.

The Police Union of Serbia has urged for a de-escalation of tensions and an end to attacks on police officers securing public gatherings, reporting that two officers sustained minor injuries during a recent protest in Loznica.

Serbian police, in an operation codenamed 'Armagedon,' arrested seven individuals across four cities on suspicion of pedophilia and child sexual exploitation offenses.

The Serbian Ministry of Interior, in its 'Armageddon' operation, arrested 7 individuals suspected of pedophilia and child pornography, uncovering gigabytes of abusive material.

Police in Subotica, Serbia, seized approximately 800 perfumes of well-known brands, valued at 5.8 million dinars, preventing their further illegal sale.

Police in Novi Pazar, Serbia, confiscated 379 pieces of counterfeit branded clothing and filed criminal charges against a 48-year-old man in connection with the seizure.

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.

Serbian police officials have vehemently denied claims of corruption within their ranks. This comes amidst ongoing public scrutiny regarding the integrity of the police force.

Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs, in cooperation with the Second Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, arrested Kazakh citizen V.N. on charges of fraud.

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.

Serbian police arrested a 35-year-old man from Raška and temporarily seized approximately 20 tons of packaged soy meal found without accompanying documentation, along with the vehicle transporting it.

A lawyer suggests that a criminal complaint filed against a Serbian police chief could indicate infighting within the police force and the ruling party. The complaint against Kričko by Milić is being interpreted as a potential sign of internal conflicts.

A Kosovo policeman was arrested by Serbian police in the Sokobanja spa town. He is accused of battery and illegally holding and torturing a woman.

Montenegro's border police have deported and handed over S.V., a person convicted of murder in Serbia, to Serbian police after he illegally entered Montenegro.

Serbian police have intensified controls on the Užice-Zlatibor road after 53 traffic accidents occurred on that stretch this year.

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.

The German tabloid Bild said that the Serbian police arrested two men suspected of being what it called disposable Russian agents carrying explosives

Serbian police have arrested four individuals in Paraćin suspected of committing over 30 robberies at commercial properties, including warehouses and vehicle inspection centers, across multiple cities.

Joint police patrols involving Macedonian and Serbian officers are set to officially begin in Ohrid, based on a cooperation protocol for the tourist season, aiming to enhance security.

Serbian police in Niš reported catching 117 drivers exceeding the speed limit during a three-hour traffic control operation on Bulevar Medijana.

Reports from Serbia indicate concerns about police officers being involved in criminal events, rather than solely protecting citizens. This situation has led to public discussion and criticism regarding the integrity of law enforcement.

Traffic police in Zemun, Serbia, stopped a driver who was traveling at 203 kilometers per hour in an Audi, on a road section with a speed limit of 100 kilometers per hour.

Serbia's Ministry of Internal Affairs stated that the criminal police did not serve Vojkan Kostić, editor of the Beta agency, with a summons for preparing acts against the constitutional order, despite claims he was questioned for his journalistic work.

Serbian police removed 623 drivers for alcohol impairment and 30 for psychoactive substance use from traffic over a three-day period.

Serbian police (MUP) in cooperation with the Niš Police Administration and Gendarmerie, seized a large quantity of weapons and explosives in the Niš area.

The Serbian Internal Affairs Ministry (MUP) has opened applications for its Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (SAJ), seeking new troopers.

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.

Serbian police have arrested four individuals suspected of operating a fake diploma manufacturing ring, seizing 44,550 euros during the operation.

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.

This year's Serbian Police Day has coincided with what are described as the darkest days for the Ministry of Internal Affairs, highlighting a paradox in the country's current situation.

For the first time since student protests began, police officers in Serbia admitted to prosecutors that an official report accusing a professor of attacking police was inaccurate and written under pressure from a superior.

The Serbian Ministry of Interior (MUP) has issued a warning to citizens about a rise in phone scams where fraudsters impersonate officials and mislead victims into believing a family member has been in an accident, demanding money for medical treatment.

Serbian police have arrested two individuals suspected of throwing stones and pyrotechnics at officers and setting containers on fire following a protest on May 23. The arrests are linked to the violence that occurred after the demonstration.

An article from N1 Serbia draws a comparison between contemporary Serbian police officers and the character Ilija Čvorović from the play 'Balkan Spy,' known for his paranoia and suspicion.

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.

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.

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.

Former Commissioner Rodoljub Šabić stated that the penetration of organized crime into the Serbian police could have been prevented with existing laws, but there is a lack of political will to address it.

Ivica Ivković has been reappointed as the Head of the Police Directorate in Serbia, marking his return to the leadership role.

Serbian police, in a coordinated action by the High-Tech Crime Unit, have arrested a suspect accused of requesting explicit photographs and videos from a minor girl.

An activist from Rakovica, Jugoslav Lazović, stated that Serbian police have not yet identified or prosecuted the group responsible for a kidnapping in Resnik six days ago.

Police in Vrčin, a Belgrade municipality, stopped a driver for speeding and discovered 350 boxes of cigarettes originating from Kosovo in his vehicle.

Police in Rača, Serbia, discovered a pistol, a hunting rifle, and 220 rounds of ammunition in a house, leading to suspicions of illegal manufacturing, possession, and trafficking of weapons.

The Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCBP) claims that political will, not professional standards, dictates discipline within the Serbian police force.

Serbian police have arrested six individuals suspected of falsifying diplomas from the Faculty of Economics, as part of an ongoing anti-corruption operation.

The Serbian Ministry of Interior (MUP) announced that a drugged driver was caught operating a truck with a trailer at 121 km/h through a populated area. The driver also committed five other traffic violations.

Colonel Dragana Trajković has been appointed as the new head of the Administrative Affairs Directorate within the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs' Police Directorate.

Police in Preševo, Serbia, have seized approximately 1,300 electronic cigarettes and arrested a 31-year-old North Macedonian citizen for illegal trade of excise products.

Professor Dejan Pavlović from the Faculty of Political Sciences criticized Serbian police and other institutions, stating they have "exposed themselves" by not adhering to the Constitution and laws, describing the situation as "naked repression" and expressing doubt about the fairness of upcoming elections.

Serbian police have arrested two individuals, including M.R. (49), the responsible person for PD "Soft investment group" from Požarevac, on suspicion of embezzling over 10 million dinars from companies.

Serbia's Police Director Dragan Vasiljević announced that measures and actions are underway, including discussions with officials at the Philosophy Faculty, following the death of a female student.

The Serbian newspaper Danas has criticized the politicization of the Serbian police, alleging that politically suitable officers are appointed to top positions since the SNS party came to power and that high-ranking police officials are seen at party events.

Serbian police generals Dragan Vasiljević, Marko Kričak, and Goran Colić met with Martina Link, Vice President of the German Federal Criminal Police (BKA), and other high-ranking officials.

Valjevo police major Katarina Petrović stated that overt repression is a key method of the current regime in Serbia and urged citizens not to be afraid, vowing not to give up her job.

Marko Kričak, Head of the Criminal Police Directorate (UKP), and Radoslav Repac, Head of the Gendarmerie, were present at a large Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally held in the Belgrade Arena on Saturday afternoon.

The Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs announced the arrest of three individuals suspected of possessing and distributing child pornography online.

Serbia's Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) announced the arrest of two police officers from the Belgrade Border Police Station. They are suspected of abuse of official position and influence peddling related to individuals with Cypriot residence permits.

The Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs' Department for Emergency Situations in Šabac announced that a specialized team will destroy explosive remnants from the war in Bogatić tomorrow, with safety measures in place.

In Novi Sad, Serbia, police and the 'Cobras' special unit were deployed outside the Serbian National Theater in what is described as a 'risky security operation' against a student attending a violin concert, highlighting moments when the state shows its fear.

The defense and internal affairs committee of the Serbia Centre (SRCE) party urged the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Defense to urgently address media reports of armed attacks on Serbian police and military in the KZB region.

Serbian police, in cooperation with the Ministry of Internal Affairs' High-Tech Crime Department and the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office, conducted 'Operation Armageddon,' arresting seven suspects for pedophilia across several cities.

Serbian police arrested S. Dž. (1988) from Tutin for possessing 1,600 boxes of various cigarette brands without documentation, hidden in a specially constructed bunker in his Mercedes vehicle.

Serbian police and BIA have arrested two veterans in Kraljevo on suspicion of preparing a violent change to the constitutional order and planning an assassination attempt on President Aleksandar Vučić and his family.

Nova.rs reports that the Criminal Police Directorate (UKP) allegedly refused to arrest Aleksandar Milikić, an SNS official, and other Bor city officials suspected of corruption.

Slovenian and Serbian police forces are aiming to improve their cooperation to combat crime more effectively. They aspire to collaborate better than criminals do.

The Director of the Serbian Police, Dragan Vasiljević, visited members of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit (SAJ), for which 264 candidates have applied for admission.

The Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) has issued a warning to citizens regarding a rise in phone scams. The public is advised to be vigilant against these fraudulent calls.

Serbian police, acting on an international Interpol warrant from Germany, arrested two Syrian nationals in Belgrade on suspicion of being part of a criminal group involved in migrant smuggling.

Serbian police officials emphasized the significant role of police dogs, noting that over 40 K9 units are actively working. The statement highlighted the importance of these animals in various police operations.

Serbia's Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that police interceptors sanctioned 14 drivers in less than 24 hours, including three for violent driving offenses and one for driving at 207 km/h while intoxicated.

A retrial in Kosovo has confirmed the ten-year sentence for an ethnic Gorani former police officer, who was convicted of assaulting ethnic Albanian prisoners during the Kosovo war, one of whom died.

Officials in Serbia claim that Brussels has forgotten about Serbian police officers within the Kosovo Police Service (KPS), coinciding with the 16th anniversary of the ICJ's non-binding opinion on Kosovo's independence.

Serbian police have searched the apartment of a 31-year-old man, known as 'Pharaoh,' who is suspected of promoting pedophilia through his music. The investigation is ongoing.

Former Serbian police minister and high-ranking SNS official Nebojša Stefanović shared photos from a ceremonial event at Oxford, leading to speculation among those familiar with procedures that it might have been a course rather than a graduation.

Serbian MP Aleksandar Ivanović of the People's Movement of Serbia (NPS) claimed that Albanian President Bajram Begaj was accompanied by unknown armed individuals during his visit to Bujanovac, who were not members of Serbian police units.

Serbian police officers will be deployed to Montenegro's beaches to conduct joint patrols with their Montenegrin counterparts during the summer tourist season, as part of the "Safe Tourist Season" project.

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.

Reports from Serbia indicate concerns about police officers being involved in criminal events, rather than solely protecting citizens. This situation has led to public discussion and criticism regarding the integrity of law enforcement, with new reports also detailing alleged connections between business figures like Davor Macura and top government officials.

The Service for Combating Organized Crime and the Tax Police have reportedly not yet submitted a report to the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime regarding an investigation into potential corruption in railway modernization, highlighting a need for a prosecutorial police force.

The Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) has issued a warning to citizens about a new internet scam impersonating the Republic Fund for Health Insurance (RFZO). The fraudulent messages request personal and financial data from recipients.

Travelers are experiencing hours-long waits at road border crossings between Montenegro and Serbia, a situation attributed to joint control efforts by Montenegrin and Serbian police.

Serbian police have arrested drug dealers from Zemun in the Vojvodina region, seizing over 100 kilograms of drugs and 17,000 euros during an operation that uncovered a large illegal drug laboratory.

The reputation of the Serbian police has been eroded by alleged ties to organized crime and instances of violence against demonstrators protesting President Aleksandar Vučić's regime.

The 'Dr Rudolf Arčibald Rajs' Police Professional Association announced that internal control data indicates crime and corruption within the police are not systemic, but rather isolated individual cases.

New arrests of police officers have been made in Serbia as part of an ongoing investigation into their connections with organized crime. This continues a broader crackdown on corruption within the police force.

Retired Serbian policeman Saša Lazić was arrested in Montenegro, with police reportedly searching his car prior to his detention.

The case of Niš police inspector Nebojša Blagotić, who was prematurely retired 11 years ago after investigating individuals close to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, is now before the UN Human Rights Committee.

Serbian police are reportedly using Russian facial recognition software, drawing comparisons to George Orwell's '1984' and raising significant concerns about surveillance and privacy for citizens.

Police in Šabac filed criminal charges against a 77-year-old woman, M.M., suspected of illegally importing 454 used vehicles without proper registration or payment of fees as the responsible person of a company.

There have been various reactions to the Serbian Police Minister's statement regarding why he is not resigning, with many arguing that responsibility cannot be avoided. The minister's comments have sparked public and political debate.

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.

Serbian police have arrested three individuals suspected of appropriating nearly 21 million dinars through fraud in economic activities, following an order from the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Kraljevo.

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.

Serbian police director Vasiljević announced that the military has joined the search for the body of a missing person following a shooting incident at a restaurant in Senjak. The search efforts are concentrated around Jarkovačko jezero.

Reports suggest a "stale coup" within the Serbian police force, allegedly orchestrated by President Vučić and the Informer newspaper. This comes amidst criticism of Vučić for allegedly insulting and humiliating Serbian workers.

Serbian official Dacic attended the Police Brigade's celebration, where he stated that the unit is "a pillar of Serbian security." He emphasized the brigade's crucial role in maintaining the country's safety.

The Serbian Ministry of Interior announced that five cases of wrong-way driving have been clarified over the past two weeks, highlighting a rise in such incidents.

Serbian police announced they are actively working to identify individuals responsible for writing inappropriate graffiti at the Faculty of Chemistry. The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) is conduct

Police in Kraljevo, Serbia, have filed criminal charges against a 41-year-old individual after seizing 495 kilograms of cut tobacco and 7,450 packs of cigarettes. The operation targeted illegal tobacc

The Serbian Ministry of Interior has alerted citizens to fraudulent SMS messages circulating, which falsely claim to be about traffic fines and payment discounts. These messages are misusing the MUP's name to scam recipients.

Police in Niš, Serbia, have not disclosed whether an attacker who brandished a pistol at a student has been arrested, a day after the incident was reported.

The Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs seized 1.6 tons of unsafe meat and arrested a man suspected of owning an illegal slaughterhouse. The operation targeted illicit meat production and distribution.

Citizen assemblies in Novi Sad, Serbia, announced that police are searching their premises, which are also used by observer missions.

Serbian police have arrested seven employees from RB Kolubara and ProTent for allegedly stealing high-voltage cables from mining sites over an extended period.

Serbia's Democratic Party (DS) and the 'Kreni-promeni' movement have condemned the police raid on the University of Belgrade Rectorate, with the DS stating it was not a standard police action but an attempt to undermine a key institution, calling it an 'attack on Serbia.' The raid, following the unexplained death of a student, has sparked fears about 'politicizing a tragedy' as government officials sought to blame university staff who supported student protests.

Serbian police have arrested five individuals, including an Irish citizen, in several separate operations across the country on suspicion of committing corrupt criminal offenses.

Serbian police have arrested four suspects for online fraud involving the misuse of payment cards via the social network WhatsApp, which reportedly caused damages of eight million dinars to a large number of citizens.

Serbian police have arrested four Albanian nationals for allegedly posting a Facebook video on the anniversary of the NATO bombing, according to the Internal Affairs Ministry.

General Dragan Vasiljević, Chief of the Criminal Police Directorate Marko Kričak, and Chief of the Technical Directorate Goran Colić met today with Martina Link, Vice President of the German Federal Criminal Police (BKA), and other senior officials.

Serbian Police Director Dragan Vasiljević met with German Federal Police President Dieter Roman in Berlin, affirming Serbia's role as a reliable and significant security partner in the region on its path to the European Union.

Lawyer Rodoljub Šabić criticized the Serbian police for allegedly illegally intercepting four students, searching them, and seizing approximately two million dinars collected from donors for student activities.

As part of an ongoing operation to suppress the grey economy, the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs will file criminal charges against three individuals, including Č. D. (39) from Bašaid, for the unauthorized sale of goods valued at 920,000 dinars.

During a seven-day international traffic control action focused on seatbelt use and child transport, Serbian police identified over 32,000 violations.

Serbian police reported finding four 'zolje' (anti-tank rocket launchers) hidden in the rear bumper of a suspect's vehicle. The suspect has been detained for 48 hours and will be brought before the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Šabac.

A Chinese national and whistleblower who exposed illegal operations at the Mint factory in Loznica claims to have experienced brutality at the hands of Serbian Police.

Serbian police have arrested two individuals and confiscated approximately 50 kilograms of marijuana on suspicion of unauthorized production and distribution of narcotics.

Police in Šabac, Serbia, arrested five individuals suspected of assaulting an official during a blockade of the Badovinci border crossing.

Serbian police prevented residents of Lužnice village from blocking a road, as farmers continued their eleventh day of protests in Cerovac near Kragujevac over a significantly damaged bridge.

Serbian police have not yet identified those responsible for false bomb threats that halted train traffic across the country on three occasions before major student and citizen protests.

Serbian police and secret services have arrested two men suspected of planning an assassination attempt against the Serbian president, his family, and members of the Ministry of Interior.