No investigation will be launched against him, the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime said in a response sent to KRIK journalists.
Gendarme Nenad Vučković did not commit any criminal offense related to organized crime and no investigation will be initiated against him, the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime said in a response sent to journalists. of KRIK.
The Prosecutor's Office launched the alleged checks of Vučković's connections with criminal groups after KRIK published an audio recording and details from documents that revealed that Vučković ordered criminals, organized them and advised them on how to behave in relations with other criminal groups.
The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime claims that "there is no reason to suspect that a criminal offense has been committed" in the field of organized crime and that they are therefore not competent to further investigate the cooperation of gendarme Vučković with criminal groups.
Among the evidence that TOK, as they say, analyzed and verified was an audio recording in which Vučković can be heard talking to his associates, talking about events from the underground and giving them advice on how to behave in the world of crime. The Prosecutor's Office says that they have established that Vučković did not break the law.
KRIK wrote earlier that the high-ranking member of the police, Nenad Vučković Vučko, was the head of a hooligan-criminal group led first by Aleksandar Stanković Sale Mutavi, and then by Veljko Belivuk.
According to the collected evidence, Vučković ordered these criminals for years, monitored their activities, taught them how to treat members of other criminal groups, but even a few days after Stanković's murder, he destroyed Stanković's phones.
In an audio recording in KRIK's possession, Vučković claims that his group had "the entire police in their hands", while a lot of other information shows that Vučković's colleagues from the police and prosecutors knew about his connection with crime, but ignored it for years.
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić then he stated that he was not informed about the alleged connections of gendarme Nenad Vučković with criminals because he had "smarter things to do".
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The President of Serbia said that he had "smarter things to do" in the meantime, and when asked if he was not interested in Vučkovic, he answered - "I am interested, and how", then began insulting and attacking N1
The information collected by the journalists reveals not only that Vučković led a group of criminals for years, but also that his colleagues from the police and prosecutors knew about it.
