State Secretary in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Rade Milošević, stated at an extraordinary press conference regarding the "Belivuk" case that the head of the Higher Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica, Lepa Medenica, put pressure on the acting prosecutor in the case of the arrest of police officers, Aleksandar Bošković and Saša Đurović.
They were arrested on October 13 by order of Basic State Prosecutor Vukas Radonjić on suspicion of abusing their official position by lifting the ban on entry into Montenegro of members of the criminal group, Belgraders Veljko Belivuk and Marko Miljković at the end of last year.
"On the night when the proceedings were initiated and when certain persons were taken into custody, sometime after midnight, the head of the Higher Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica, Lepa Medenica, put pressure on the acting prosecutor... He was summoned, he was ordered how to act, the acting prosecutor refused." , Milosevic said at the press conference.
Milošević did not specifically answer Vijesti's question - what the prosecutor Medinica asked from the prosecutor Radonjić, but he also revealed that Enis Baković, the former assistant director of the Police Administration, called the prosecutor late at night.
"He certainly didn't invite him for coffee, but to put pressure on him," he said.
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Milošević explained that ten days ago an internal control determined who lifted the entry ban on Belivuk and Miljković.
"We now clearly know that Mr. Baković ordered...which is also evidence of clear abuse," he said.
Milošević explained that he received an official answer from the director of the Serbian Police that they did not request the lifting of the ban, and that they had initiated a procedure to determine this.
Yesterday, the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) ordered the Special Police Department (SPO) to release Bošković and Đurović.
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