Serbian Police

According to reports, Serbian police arrested three people who distributed leaflets inviting people to join protests against Belgrade Gay Pride Parade scheduled for September 28. Police have not yet confirmed the arrests.

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BELGRADE - Serbian police evacuated around 370 people from the flood hit areas in the municipality of Kladovo, eastern Serbia, late on Monday.

Around 300 people were evacuated from Tekija, including a woman and her one-and-a-half months old baby, Serbian Ministry of the Interior (MUP) said in a release.

BELGRADE - Serbian police arrested Saturday three persons who had attacked D.H. (27), a German citizen who had arrived in Belgrade to take part in an international conference on LGBT rights.

"The attackers were arrested in two cities in Serbia and are currently in the hands of the police," the Serbian Interior Ministry (MUP)said in a release on Saturday.

Forensic training center at Police Academy

BELGRADE -- A forensic training center was opened at the Serbian Police Academy on Tuesday, equipped through a EUR 540,000 donation from Sweden.

BELGRADE - A forensic training centre was opened at the police academy on Tuesday, equipped through a EUR 540,000 donation from Sweden.

The centre sports the latest equipment for general and specialist forensic training. It was opened by Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic and Swedish Ambassador to Serbia Christer Asp.

Marko Milicev, 33, from Belgrade, has been arrested in China after fleeing the country following a killing of 21-year-old Luka Jovanovic, who was hit by a car on July 25 on Branko's Bridge in Belgrade.

Nebojsa Stefanovic, the interior minister, said Milicev was arrested on a warrant that Serbia issued after his Chinese visa expired.

Stevan Sindjelic, of the special police unit known as the Gendarmerie, died Thursday in Belgrade, after being shot by unknown attackers, reportedly illegal loggers from Kosovo.

Following his death, Nebojsa Stefanovic, the Interior Minister, said Serbia would not tolerate “terrorist attacks on its territory and the police would respond with force to any attack.

Minister: Killing of Gendarme is act of terrorism

BELGRADE -- Serbian Interior Minister Nebojša Stefanović has announced that he ordered "strengthening the police force presence" in a part of the Ground Safety Zone.

BELGRADE – Serbian Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic said Thursday that a member of the Serbian Gendarmerie officer who had received wounds in the Ground Safety Zone in the night between Wednesday and Thursday succumbed to his wounds and died.

Serbia, Albania and Kosovo advance security co-operation