Family considering reporting Davor Dragičević missing

BANJA LUKA, (Patria) – We are considering reporting Davor Dragičević missing, one of his family members said in a phone conversation with the Patria agency, after Davor's whereabouts have been unknown for over 24 hours.

The Banja Luka Police Administration issued a statement on Monday stating that a search had been launched for Davor Dragičević and four other individuals, but no further information about Dragičević has been known since then.

The group "Justice for David", which brings together thousands of citizens from Banja Luka and the region, has been demanding for almost a year that the authorities reveal who killed the 21-year-old young man David Dragičević in March 2018, accusing the police and political leadership of Republika Srpska of involvement in covering up the crime. The group is led by the murdered young man's father, Davor Dragičević, his mother Suzana, as well as their friends.

Banja Luka police arrested several members of the "Justice for David" group as well as opposition members during protests last week, while all future public gatherings of the group have been banned.

The Mayor of Banja Luka, Igor Radojičić, announced today that charges would be filed against the protest organizers, accusing them of damaging the city's image.

Davor Dragičević led the protests on Sunday in the center of Banja Luka, but after that, all trace of him was lost, writes NAP.

Journalist Slobodan Vasković published on Tuesday that the police had also arrested some members of the group today, including Sofija Grmuša.