Slovenian authorities did not formally submit evidence: All of Caesar's associates arrested in Sarajevo released!

(Patria) - All associates of Dino Muzaferović, known as Caesar, who were arrested in Sarajevo on Tuesday, have been released, Istraga.ba has learned. The reason – the Slovenian judiciary did not provide their BiH colleagues with evidence related to the murder of Satko Kekić, so without that evidence, the five arrested individuals had to be released after processing.

We remind you that members of the Police Administration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Sarajevo Canton, in cooperation with the Slovenian and Swedish police, and EUROPOL, arrested Abdurahman Krimi, Adin Memić, Aleksandar Miletić, Tamir Kilerdži, and Alen Fazlagić on Tuesday on suspicion of being connected to the recent murder of Satko Kekić in Slovenia. During the searches, the police found clothing that the suspects used during their stay in Slovenia, and DNA samples were taken from them.

According to Istraga.ba, Slovenian police possess surveillance camera footage confirming that Adin Memić and Abdurahman Krimi had been tracking Satko Kekić in Slovenia for days before Dino Muzaferović and his associates shot him dead on the road in the suburbs of Ljubljana on the night between November 28 and 29. This is precisely why Slovenia sent a request for international legal assistance to question the suspects and search their homes.

During the search of their properties and cars, the police also found clothing seen in the footage recovered in Slovenia, further confirming the connection of the arrested individuals to the murder of Satko Kekić. The fact that Abdurahman Krimi used his three-month-old child as a human shield when special forces raided his house demonstrates what kind of unscrupulous criminals they are.

We have already reported that Adin Memić has long been known to law enforcement agencies. Last January, he shot and wounded two people in the catering facility “Que pasa?” in the Sarajevo neighborhood of Džidžikovac, an act classified as attempted murder.

On Tuesday, according to Istraga.ba, Aleksandar Miletić was also arrested. International police agencies have information that Dino Muzaferović initially hired Miletić to kill Satko Kekić in Velika Kladuša. However, that attempt was unsuccessful. Miletić is a citizen of Serbia. Although he has been arrested several times, BiH authorities have never requested his extradition. He too was released. As were, for that matter, Tamir Kilerdži and Alen Fazlagić, close associates of Dino Muzaferović Caesar.

Let us recall that Satko Kekić was murdered in Ljubljana in November last year. Slovenian police suspect that the murder was ordered and organized by Dino Muzaferović, known as Caesar. Muzaferović is currently in custody in Slovenia.