Velja Nevolja

The special state prosecutor's offices in Podgorica, Montenegro. Photo: EPA/BORIS PEJOVIC

Belivuk was arrested in Serbia on February 4, a week after his return from Montenegro, where police allegedly prevented his assassination.

More than 322 pages of evidence and other charges have been sent to court for confirmation.
It should be recalled that they are currently accused of five murders, illegal possession and distribution of narcotics and weapons, kidnapping and rape.
The indictment covers 31 defendants, including witnesses - defendants.

During the show, disturbing footage of the murder of Vlastimir Milosevic in March 27th Street in Belgrade at 6.50 a.m. was shown.
"This is a conflict between two clans, something that was imported to Serbia from Montenegro, this is a war between the Kavac and Skaljari clans," said Vucic.

According to the police statement, it is suspected that members of an organized criminal group whose leaders, as it is stated, are Veljko Belivuk and Marko Miljkovi, were arrested.

For now, there is no other information regarding Milacic's arrest, and the Belgrade media write that it was ordered for him to be detained for up to 48 hours.

The video shows police in full gear and several people lying, face to the floor and arms crossed on their backs or heads.

At the time of his arrest, Djukanovic was in the company of Tomo Zoric, a member of the State Prosecutors' Council, and Milica Ljubicic, a deputy of the Second Basic Public Prosecutor.
Also in Pancevo, two people close to the criminal clan of Velja Nevolja and Marko Miljkovi Mare were detained.

About 60. 000 euros in cash were found in her apartment, TV Prva reported.
She is not known to the public, but as a source familiar with the investigation said, the police believe that they can help them in order to gain new knowledge and possible evidence and witnesses who would point out Belivuk's criminal actions.

Members of special police units in Belgrade, Serbia. EPA-EFE/KOCA SULEJMANOVIC

"We will not allow extortion groups that think they are stronger than the state. Thanks to the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime, we can say Serbia is a better and safer place," he told the media.

All arrested individuals are suspected of associating in order to commit crimes, kidnappings and aggravated murder, said this morning the prosecutor for organized crime, Mladen Nenadi. As he stated, searches and raids are underway at about 30 locations, RTS and Tanjug reported.