The driver of the military vehicle involved in the traffic accident on the Kraljevo-Raška road was detained for 48 hours. Three children, their father and another woman were killed.
Due to the suspicion that he committed a serious offense against the safety of public transport, the police, in cooperation with the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Kraljevo, detained the driver of the MV (1970) who was driving a vehicle of the Serbian Army and participated in a collision in which five people died, the Ministry of the Interior announced tonight jobs.
He was detained for up to 48 hours. Kraljevo - Raška.
Five people died in collision cars and military vehicle on the Kraljevo-Raška road.
The traffic accident happened on Saturday shortly before 14.00:XNUMX near Usce, on the Kraljevo-Raška road.
It is assumed that the passenger vehicle flew under a military combat vehicle, which was accompanying it.
The driver and passengers in the passenger car, DL (1991), LL (2014), LL (2017), ML (2023) and DK (1997) were killed, while ML (1992) sustained serious injuries.
Firefighters, police and emergency services were on the ground.
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