POSKOK sent a proposal on Friday: Why is there no hearing on restraining orders in the Vahidin Munjić and others case?

(Patria) - The Special Department for Combating Corruption, Organized and Inter-Cantonal Crime of the Federal Prosecutor's Office of FBiH (POSKOK) sent a proposal on Friday to the Special Department for Corruption, Organized and Inter-Cantonal Crime of the Supreme Court of FBiH to impose restraining orders on four suspects who were questioned at POSKOK on Friday. They are charged with several criminal offenses.

The Supreme Court of FBiH confirmed to Patria today that they still do not have confirmed information about the hearing from POSKOK of the Supreme Court of FBiH, nor has any explanation been given as to why the scheduling of the hearing is being delayed, considering the specific duties performed by the suspects.

We remind you that POSKOK proposed restraining orders for four individuals, which relate to undertaking business activities and official duties, prohibiting them from visiting certain places, and prohibiting them from meeting with certain persons. These individuals are Vahidin Munjić, acting director of the Federal Police Administration, director of the Police Academy of the FMUP Ervin Mušinović, FUP police officer Muhamed Ohranović, and head of the cabinet of the FBiH Prime Minister Nermin Nikšić, Arijana Huseinović Ajanović.

Vahidin Munjić's mobile phone was seized on Friday by order of the Special Department of the Supreme Court of FBiH.

In the correspondence that has been publicly released between these individuals, as well as messages that Munjić directly exchanged with Nikšić or his associate, there are elements of serious corruption, trading in influence, receiving gifts, or other benefits.

Although the case is colloquially referred to as "Spengavanje" because Prime Minister Nikšić expressed a desire in messages with Munjić to "spenga some criminal," and then inquired about the case of Autoceste FBiH, at this stage, Prime Minister Nikšić has not been summoned to POSKOK, nor has his phone been seized.

The messages exchanged by the suspects relate to the period of 2023 and 2024, and were obtained through the forensic examination of Vahidin Munjić's phone, which was seized from him after his arrest in April 2024 in the Prosecutor's Office of BiH's "Black tie 2" operation. An indictment has not yet been filed in that case.