Writing graffiti with such a benign content is a matter for the municipal militia, not the police, lawyer Božo Prelevic told N1 television after the co-president of Zajedno Biljana Stojković and four other members of the party were detained and after questioning released from the police station in Majke Jevrosime.
He recalled that at the beginning of the year, the "state" wrote graffiti directed against the leaders of the opposition, such as "Milios Francuz", "Milica the liar" or "Bora psycho", in a massive and organized manner at the beginning of the year, so that someone could have thought that such actions are legalized.
In relation to that, writing the message "stop violence" is benign, Prelevic said, but it seems that "some scribbles are God-given, and others are not allowed."
He also said that the arrested members of the Zajedno party were impressed by the state's attitude towards the inspectors of the Department of Narcotics Control of the Belgrade police, which institutions are persecuting and threatening them because they exposed the largest marijuana plantation in Europe and because they testify that they were involved in that project involved high state officials and the top of the BIA, that today's Minister of Internal Affairs, Bratislav Gašić, was familiar with everything when he was the head of the BIA.
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