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Serbian prosecutors open cases involving justice minister and security chief
Serbia’s organized crime prosecution opened two criminal cases based on complaints.
The cases concern Justice Minister Nenad Vujić and security agency chief Vladimir Orlić.
They also involve other government officials.
The prosecution is responsible for combating organized crime in Serbia.
The complaints are the basis for the cases.
No details about the allegations or next steps were given.
Serbia’s Organized Crime Prosecutor’s Office opened two criminal cases following complaints concerning senior officials.
The officials named include Justice Minister Nenad Vujić and Security and Information Agency director Vladimir Orlić.
Other state officials are also covered by the complaints.
The complaints’ specific allegations were not stated.
- Who
- Serbia’s Organized Crime Prosecutor’s Office opened the cases. They concern Nenad Vujić, Vladimir Orlić and other state officials.
- What
- Two criminal cases were formed following complaints concerning the officials.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Serbia.
- Why
- The cases followed complaints; the allegations were not specified.
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- Cases
- Two criminal cases
- Prosecutor’s office
- Serbia’s Organized Crime Prosecutor’s Office
- Justice minister
- Nenad Vujić
- Security agency director
- Vladimir Orlić