
(Patria) - Bojan Prodan, suspected of attacking returnees Fadil and Ajša Memišević, has been released.
Prodan allegedly did not pass the polygraph test, but given that he suffers from epilepsy, the prosecution considered that the collected information could not necessarily be treated as evidence due to the medication the suspect is using.
Suspect Prodan spent 24 hours in custody. This is the legally prescribed detention period.
Although he is still the main suspect for the police, the prosecution has no evidence directly linking him to this criminal offense. Therefore, he was released.
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