Police Directive Against Criminal Cooperation After Senjak Murder Arrests

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.

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Nema tela, ima depeše da policajci ne smeju da sarađuju s kriminalcima: Da li to znači da su dosad "legalno" sarađivali?

Nakon ubistva na Senjaku, poznato je da je deset osoba uhapšeno, među njima i Veselin Milić, bivši načelnik beogradske policije. Nepoznato je gde je t

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Police Directive Against Criminal Cooperation After Senjak Murder Arrests

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Nema tela, ima depeše da policajci ne smeju da sarađuju s kriminalcima: Da li to znači da su dosad "legalno" sarađivali?

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