Police dispersed citizens from the churchyard in Banja Luka

BANJA LUKA, (Patria) - A group of Banja Luka citizens, led by the mother of the murdered David Dragičević, Suzana Radanović, came to the Cathedral Church of Christ the Saviour this evening to light candles. Today is the 283rd day since David's death, which remains unclarified. 

Police also arrived at the scene and warned those gathered that they did not have a permit for the gathering and ordered them to disperse. Police entered the churchyard and were dispersing citizens, while special police forces were on standby.  

Before the police arrived, Suzana Radanović managed to address the media, stating that she did not know what had happened to Davor or where he was. She posed several questions regarding the discovery of her son's body on March 24, 2018. 

1. The firefighters who recovered David's body told Davor that the body was found on dry sandy ground, while the crime scene photos show the body in water.
2. Why did Inspector Siniša Kojdić, who led the investigation, write in the report that police officers from the Lazarevo Police Station were present when they were from the Centar Police Station?
3. Why was the duty prosecutor who arrived on March 24 when the body was found, and who ordered an autopsy due to suspicion of murder, dismissed?
4. How did items from the Rađen family's house end up in David's pockets, while some of his belongings are missing?
5. Why was pathologist Željko Karan at the MUP RS press conference on March 26, and why wasn't a prosecutor there?
7. Why did Karan present incomplete autopsy findings?
8. Why did high-ranking officials lie that David used LSD, marijuana, and alcohol when it is known that Banja Luka does not have a toxicology laboratory?

She stated that the answers to these questions would move things forward.

- David was abducted at Krajina Square in the very center of the city, Igor Radojičić, in your safe city where you invite tourists. Solve my child's murder. Lukač, solve my child's murder or resign for moral reasons - she said.