The head of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, Nenad Stefanović, said that they are still in the process of verifying the claims of the former state secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Dijana Hrkalović, as well as other operational data that police inspector Slobodan Milenković staged the "Jovanjica" affair and that he is himself a drug dealer.
The Jovanjica affair has been shaking the Serbian public for three years. Ever since the discovery of 1 tons of marijuana and skunk on the property near Stara Pazova, this case of the fight against organized crime has been covered up. However, he not only did not stop growing it, but grew into a corruption scandal of unfathomable proportions. As parts of the government, judiciary and secret services try to "suffocate" those who expose Jovanjica, a new head of a powerful person connected to the first accused Predrag Koluvija emerges from the smoke. Whoever touches the plant from Jovanjica is lost in a huge cloud of smoke in which a battle of epic proportions takes place between organized crime and fighters for the rule of law. Who are the actors and what is being done in one of the biggest Serbian affairs so far
The regime no longer chooses the means to deal with the policeman who was only doing his job, did not succumb to pressure and refused a bribe to "deal with Jovanjica". The real question is therefore: is there a single institution in the country that has not been destroyed to the core
Law Offices Tomanović announced that two "influential" members of the Serbian Progressive Party offered 100.000 euros to the mayor Slobodan Milenkovic through an intermediary for an agreement on Jovanjica.
As much as he likes to hang around the feet of real police officers, Vulin won't let one of them publicly respond to the public accusations against him. The reason? He could piss off the dude with the nanolegs and the most important brothers in the state
In the case of the head of the Department for the fight against drugs of the Belgrade police, Slobodan Milenkovic, whether we will have a state and whether it will be governed by drug cartels or institutions is also being debated, because Milenkovic "represents an institution".
Since the government does not manage to completely cover up the "Jovanjica case", in the meantime obscured by powerful smoke bombs, it does not move from its standstill. Exactly two years ago, "Vreme" wrote, based on the knowledge at the time, about what the new arrests tell us in a case that has been shaking Serbia since the end of 2019 and which shows that employees of the police and the intelligence community helped the largest marijuana grower in the Balkans, Predrag Koluvia. On this occasion, we present a few texts that remind us of the whole case, in the center of which, instead of being a hero, the head of the Department for the fight against drugs of the Belgrade police, Slobodan Milenković, was a dramatic figure.
