Dacic: The police will file criminal charges for the interruption of international rail traffic

"With the intervention of the police at 5.30:XNUMX a.m., with strict respect for police authority, the smooth running of railway traffic was enabled, which created the conditions for the normal functioning of social life in the interest of all citizens."

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Dacic, Photo: Shutterstock
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Vice President of the Government of the Republic of Serbia and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic stated that the Ministry of the Interior, in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Serbia and its legal powers, enabled the smooth development of railway traffic.

"The Ministry of Internal Affairs, in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Serbia and its legal powers, enabled the smooth development of railway traffic. With the intervention of the police at 5.30:XNUMX a.m., with strict respect for police powers, the smooth development of railway traffic was enabled, which created the conditions for the normal functioning of social life in the interest of all citizens. The police will file criminal charges against all perpetrators of criminal acts of disrupting international public traffic and endangering the safety of citizens," Dačić said. N1.

SSP Vice President Marinika Tepić, who spent the night at the Prokop station blocked by citizens fighting against lithium mining, told N1 that, according to her estimates, about 200 police officers in full gear and at least 40-50 more were sent civilian, which they could notice. As he says, cordons were sent against the citizens, as if they were the worst terrorists. He adds that the police even took some women out, and that two people were arrested.

"Sending 300 people, 200 of them in full gear, against people who didn't cause any disturbances, who want to express their rebellion because they don't want to live in a poison house - that's creepy," says Tepic.

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