BiH Prosecutor's Office still without proposals for further measures against Šmrk and Gačanović

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - The BiH Prosecutor's Office is expected to announce further steps today regarding the arrested suspects for several criminal offenses, Admir Arnautović alias Šmrk and Fahrudin Gačanović, an employee of the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies of BiH (DKPT), who were handed over to the jurisdiction of this judicial institution last night.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Sarajevo Canton stated that during yesterday, searches were carried out at several apartments in the Centar municipality of Sarajevo used by individuals A.A. and A.M. from Sarajevo.

"During the searches, items related to criminal offenses were found and confiscated. Due to the grounds for suspicion that he committed criminal offenses under Article 250 (Organized Crime) and Article 195 (Unauthorized Trafficking of Narcotic Drugs) of the Criminal Code of BiH, A.A., born in 1980 in Sarajevo, where he resides, was deprived of liberty, while a search was issued for individual A.M. On the same day, in the Novi Grad municipality of Sarajevo, F.G., born in 1979, residing in Sarajevo, was deprived of liberty due to the grounds for suspicion that he committed criminal offenses under Article 237 (Breach of Data Secrecy) and Article 217 (Receiving Gifts and Other Forms of Benefit) of the Criminal Code of BiH," the police report states.

The BiH Prosecutor's Office announced yesterday that the activities of police agencies are directed towards several individuals, including previously convicted persons for unauthorized trafficking of narcotic drugs, and a long-term employee of police agencies SIPA and DKPT BiH was deprived of liberty due to corrupt conduct.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Sarajevo Canton also emphasized that in the coming period, further activities can be expected in cooperation with domestic and foreign police agencies.

During the day, information emerged that A.M., for whom a search was issued, is expected to surrender to the police.