Arrested Darko Šarić: Suspected of organizing the murder of Kožar and Hadžić?

Šarić is under house arrest after spending seven years in prison during a trial for cocaine smuggling and money laundering.

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Šarić, Photo: Printscreen YouTube
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Ažurirano: 14.04.2022. 16:35h

Darko Šarić was arrested in Belgrade on suspicion of having organized murders on the territory of Montenegro and Serbia.

"Vijesti" confirmed that members of the Serbian police special forces are still searching Šarić's house in Dedinje.

From several unofficial sources, "Vijesti" was told that Šarić is linked to the organization of at least five murders of high-ranking members of the Skaljar criminal clan.

Belgrade's "Novosti" announced that Šarić was linked to the organization of the murders of Alen Kožar and Damir Hadžić in Corfu.

Kožar (43) and Hadžić (45) were riddled with 29 bullets in a car in front of a luxury villa in Corfu.

"Vijesti" contacted one of Šarić's defense attorneys, lawyer Borivoje Đukanović, who said that he would not comment on the arrest for the time being.

Allegedly, during his stay in custody, Šarić was working with phones, two of which were satellite phones and through an application from which the entire communication was removed.

Belgrade "Novosti" writes that 30 more people have been arrested so far in the action in which Šarić "fell".

According to the unofficial information of "Vijesti", among those arrested are DS and MR police officers.

Former policeman from Pljevlja and member of Šarić's security DO, DM and Šarić's lawyer Dejan Lazarević were also arrested.

That media reports that the entire communication was removed from the Sky platform, and according to unofficial information, it is about the organization of some murders on the territory of Serbia and Montenegro.

Saric is under house arrest after spending seven years in prison during a trial for cocaine smuggling and money laundering.

Uroš Mišić was also arrested in Belgrade, and it is believed that this is connected with the arrest of Šarić.

Mišić is known for several serious crimes, the most famous of which is when he brutally attacked a plainclothes policeman in the stands of Crvena Zvezda stadium in 2007 and caused him serious bodily injuries.

Later, Mišić was sentenced to prison, and he was released after five years.

MUP of Serbia: Five members of an organized criminal group were arrested in an international operation

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) of Serbia announced that members of several organized criminal groups were arrested in an international operation coordinated by EUROPOL and EUROJUST, "in which the police of Croatia and Serbia took part."

"In Serbia, members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Criminal Police Directorate, Service for Combating Organized Crime, Internal Control Sector, Police Department for the City of Belgrade, SAJ and Gendarmerie in cooperation with the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime and the BIA, arrested five members of an organized criminal group which operated on the territory of the Republic of Serbia, Europe and South America. D.Š., who is suspected of being the organizer of the mentioned organized criminal group and members of OKG DL, DO, UR and DM, were arrested, and the other members are being intensively searched for." , it is written in the press release of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia.

According to the announcement, they are accused of having committed the criminal acts of "association for the purpose of committing criminal acts, aggravated murder, illegal production and distribution of narcotic drugs, illegal production, possession, carrying and sale of weapons and explosive substances, causing general danger and abuse of official position."

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia states that the suspects have been detained for up to 48 hours and that, along with a criminal complaint, they will be brought to the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime.

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