Ibro Miladin released from custody: Clashed with Keketović over a hacker working for Edin Gačanin Tito's cartel

By: Istraga.ba

Ibro Miladin has been released from custody. Thirty days after he shot in the center of Sarajevo, the Municipal Court in Sarajevo did not extend the detention for this associate of drug lord Edin Gačanin Tito.

Miladin was not placed under house arrest either. He is only required to report to the nearest police station periodically. This means he is free to move.

Let us remind you, on June 20, Ibro Miladin wounded Timur Keketović, a multiple offender, in the very center of Sarajevo, in front of the Evropa hotel.

- Keketović hit an acquaintance of mine who was sitting with me at the same table. I saw they were armed, and we all know who those people are. I was in danger.

And it is not true that there were high school graduates there. When it happened, no one was there, I had no intention of causing danger - said Ibro Miladin immediately after his arrest, at the hearing when detention was determined.

The identity of Miladin's acquaintance has not been established to this day. However, Istraga learns that a certain Boki, one of Edin Gačanin Tito's main hackers, was sitting with Miladin at that moment. Miladin and Boki have lived between Sarajevo and Dubai in recent years.

Harun Sadiković, Dženis Kadrić, Ibro Miladin and Edin Gačanin Tito

Ibro Miladin is a former member of the Federal Police Administration. He met the leader of one of the largest drug cartels in the world in September 2016. At that time, Edin Gačanin was staying in Sarajevo, and Ibro Miladin and four other members of the FUP were responsible for his security.

Gačanin, we remind you, stayed at the Hotel "Novotel" at the time, and cars for him and his entourage were rented by Sarajevo businessman Gordan Memija, who also met Gačanin at the airport.

During his visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Edin Gačanin Tito traveled to Croatia, where he had contacts with individuals who were part of his cartel.

Memija and Miladin

Besides Miladin, among the special forces who guarded Tito were Dražen Čobović, Senad Kadić, Aldin Ćatić, Emir Druškić, and Dženis Kadrić. Čobović, Miladin, and Kadrić then left the FUP and moved to Dubai, where they guarded Edin Gačanin Tito.

However, Dražen Čobović quickly left the job, while Ibro Miladin and Dženis Kadrić remained loyal to Tito. During their time as bodyguards for Edin Gačanin Tito, Miladin and Čobović were close to businessman Gordan Memija and his best man, the current Minister of Foreign Affairs of BiH, Elmedin Konaković.
Konaković, Dražen Čobović and Memija during a visit to Mecca

Four of Tito's bodyguards, as we said, were members of the FUP. That special unit was personally equipped by Edin Gačanin Tito, and donations went through the former Federal Minister of Internal Affairs, Aljoša Čampara.

Although there was a case in the KS Prosecutor's Office regarding the uniforms donated to the FUP by Edin Gačanin, everything was quickly hushed up.