"We will also work to ensure that all the people who threatened are prosecuted, and we will not leave out the regime media either," said student Nikolina Sinđelić.
Lawyer Aleksandar Ivanović, who represents the student Nikolina Sinđelić, on Tuesday submitted a criminal complaint to the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office against the commander of the Unit for the Security of Certain Persons and Facilities Mark Kricka.
Sinđelić stated that by submitting the criminal complaint, she wanted to encourage all students and citizens who suffered police brutality to report violence.
"I don't expect the state to react positively, but I hope that there are judges and prosecutors who do their jobs honorably," said Sinđelić.
Commenting on the targeting of government supporters on pro-regime media and social networks, Sinđelić stated that the targeting came from a woman and added that she "will not humiliate any woman, especially one who has experienced a similar thing."
"We will not leave out the regime media either"
Sinđelić said that targeting affects her the least of all the problems she experienced in the garage of the Government building, adding that she receives death threats and insulting messages on social networks.
"We will also work to ensure that all the people who threatened are prosecuted, and we will not leave out the regime media either," Sinđelić said.
Ivanovic said that he does not expect the epilogue of this case to follow in the short term because, as he stated, the legal system is dedicated to preserving the interests and positions of a small group concentrated in power.
"In this case too, they have already started preparing for abuse, so the president informed us that the further course of the investigation will be taken over by the Department of Internal Control of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the superiors of the internal control - the director of the police and the minister - have already said that everything is fine," Ivanović said.
"I believe that there are still honorable people who will not turn their heads.""
According to his words, the team worked seriously to collect all the evidence, which they systematized into a criminal complaint and handed over to the prosecutor's office.
"I believe that there are still honorable people in this building who will not turn their heads. And ultimately, at some point when the government falls, we will have a criminal complaint in the system and we will ask everyone who is in charge of it why they didn't process it when it was time," Ivanovic said.
Along with the criminal complaint for the case of Nikolina Sinđelić, the criminal complaint against the student Dušan Cvetković, who was detained during the protest and received a threat from the police officer to "shoot him in the head", was also submitted.
Sinđelić and Cvetković, through their attorneys, lawyers Miloš Pavlović, Uroš Đokić and Ivanović, filed a criminal complaint in which they propose that the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office issue an order to conduct an investigation and conduct evidentiary actions independently and directly, without the participation of the Internal Control Sector or any other part of the MUP.
Source: FoNet
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