Veselin Milic

BELGRADE - Belgrade Police Chief Veselin Milic said on Wednesday the perpetrator of a deadly school shooting in downtown Belgrade this morning had planned the attack beforehand and had made a detailed plan of the school building and a list of victims.

Eight pupils and one security worker in the Belgrade elementary school Vladislav Ribnikar were killed in a mass shooting on Wednesday morning. Seven more people were injured in the attack, six pupils and a history teacher.

The teenager accused of killing nine people in Belgrade on Wednesday had a detailed plan, including a kill list, that was pulled together over a month, police said.

The shooting occurred at 8:40 am (0640 GMT) at an elementary school in Belgrade's downtown Vracar district.

Terrorist attacks "won't be allowed" in Belgrade - police

BELGRADE -- Security is on the highest level in Belgrade, and the police "will not allow" a terrorist act like the one in Zvornik to happen in the Serbian capital.

BELGRADE - Businessman Milan Beko received two gunshot wounds outside of his home in Belgrade on Friday.
Beko was ambushed and shot twice in the stomach.

His driver took him to Urgentni Centar, a hospital that only takes emergency cases, where he was immediately sent into surgery.

TIRANA - The brother of the Albanian prime minister Olsy Rama stated on Wednesday that he has nothing to do with the incident which occurred during the football match between Serbia and Albania in Belgrade and added that he was not arrested or detained over the event.

Three arrested "for causing panic via Facebook"

BELGRADE -- The Belgrade police have arrested three persons for spreading false information on social networks about the number of flood causalities.

BELGRADE - The Belgrade police have arrested three persons for spreading false information on social networks about the number of persons killed in the floods that hit Serbia last week.

The suspects are charged with an attempt to cause panic and disorder, head of the Belgrade police Veselin Milic said at the City Assembly.

BELGRADE - The management of Serbia's state-owned electric power company EPS and the head of the Belgrade city police said on Saturday that tens of thousands of forged leaflets alleging that a 20-percent electricity price hike is to be introduced in April have appeared in Belgrade and elsewhere in Serbia.