How the killer from Serbia was caught in Tuzla: Predrag Ratković was hiding at the son of Margareta Hadžić, they were providing security for singer Darko Lazić

At the moment of his arrest in Tuzla, paid killer from Serbia Predrag Ratković was in the company of Sead Hadžić, known as Buco, Istraga.ba has learned. Buco is the son of Margareta Hadžić Marga, a well-known female mobster from Tuzla who was part of the first convicted criminal organization in BiH led by Ferid Okić Salih. In addition, Sead Hadžić Buco is the (former) brother-in-law of Mersed Hadžić, known as Švicarac.

According to Istraga's information, Nermin Nakičević and Ferdi Arifi were also with Sead Hadžić and the killer Ratković. All of them were in charge of the security of Serbian singer Darko Lazić, who attempted to hold a concert in Tuzla on Saturday. Namely, after Ratković's arrest, the concert was interrupted because unknown persons reported that a bomb had been planted at the venue where the concert was being held. By the way, the informal manager of Darko Lazić is the criminal Mersed Hadžić, known as Švicarac. Hadžić paid for Darko Lazić's treatment after the singer suffered a serious car accident.

Mersed Hadžić Švicarac has been linked to organized crime for years. He has been convicted multiple times and is in constant conflict with the opposing criminal group led by Damir Mehić Bibi.

In recent years, Švicarac has established himself as the main manager for Serbian singers, including Darko Lazić and Aca Lukas. Since Švicarac does not come to BiH, his business in Tuzla is managed by the brother of his ex-wife, Sead Hadžić, known as Buco.

It was precisely through connections with Sead Hadžić Buco that members of the Police Administration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of TK identified the killer Predrag Ratković. He had also recently stayed in Tuzla, at the celebration of the birth of Sead Hadžić's child, i.e., the grandson of the female mobster Margareta Hadžić.

Ratković, we remind you, was sentenced to 16 years in prison in March of this year for murder. Despite this, he was not serving his prison sentence. He came to BiH with a fake ID card from Serbia. Regardless of the fact that he did not report to prison to serve his sentence, the Serbian judiciary did not issue an Interpol warrant for Ratković. However, the RS Ministry of Internal Affairs, which was looking for Ratković for extortion, provided key information for comparison.