Former head of the Belgrade police he seems like a very angry man eager for revenge. This is not good for the progressive government, especially at the present moment when its roses are not blooming. Because if Vucic he is not able to restrain the confrontations in the police - what is he? Batu Gašić and Eru Ojadnić under a tent?
The whole case shows the cost of political abuse of the police. This means that a super loyalist at the head of the UKP - it is claimed in the application - is "packing" an ordinary loyalist in the position of head of the Belgrade police. Did the head of state and the entire Ćaciland know or must have known any of this?
From Vučić's statement after the arrest of Milić, it can be read that he will not stand up to his enemies, it can be inferred that he was at least familiar with the war of factions in the MUP. Sam is most responsible for it.
My name is Krichak, Marko Krichak
Literally the day before, the whole affair with the mafia liquidation in the restaurant "27" seemed like a past tense. VJT established that Milić was not at the scene at the incriminated time, Boske confessed to the murder, the body of Nešović Baja was found and properly buried... The only thing left to do is for the investigation to be formally completed and then Prime Minister Macut says whether or not he had lunch the day after at "27"...
That's why Milić's criminal complaint rang out like a fired cartridge in the middle of the restaurant. Here, the testimony of the owner of restaurant "27" published by his colleague Vuk Cvijić in "Radar" is of great importance.
It is about the owner's allegation that Marko Krichak beat him in the police, but not for what reason. Maybe to confirm the accusations against Milić, and maybe for something else.
Montenegrin connection
It is also indicative that the first information about the murder in "27" was presented on social networks by the Montenegrin fugitive from the law, Miloš Medenica, a whole day before the police. Also, in his announcement, he harshly accused Milić.
As it was officially established, his claims were half correct. But it is still not known where he got the information from. That is, whether they came from the underground or the Ministry of the Interior of Serbia."
If what Milić stated in the criminal complaint is true, he was imprisoned because of Kričko and - as it happens - flew away from office. Even worse is his loss of enormous influence. Can Kricak raise his hands victoriously in the ring? Or has the rematch started to preserve the ratings in the gray zone of the regime? In this context, is it possible to imagine Milić coming out with his knowledge about Kričko's brutal actions against Nikolina Sinđelić and other students in the garage of the Serbian government last summer?
Open end
The former head of the Belgrade police knows everything about everyone. Even if the criminal complaint is rejected, Milić will not miss the opportunity to speak about it at the trial that awaits him for not reporting the criminal offense. It's obvious - it strikes back. And since the head of the UKP was Vučić's personal choice, it is unlikely that this affair can end only in Krička. Unless some serious trade falls through in the meantime.
However, the genie is out of the bottle. Milić's meditation between conflicting characters from the underworld and his accusation that Kricak arranged his arrest are both a picture and an example of Vučić's regime. Except for intrigue, violence and an unscrupulous fight for power and money, there is nothing left on it.
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