Vulin: New details in Belivuk case, several places found where members of the clan were hiding

Photo montage: Tanjug/Strahinja Acimovic, ATA Images

Serbian Interior Minister Aleksandar Vulin said today that there is a list of criminal groups in every city, that there is a file for each one and that there will be new arrests when it comes to organized crime and high level corruption.

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Vulin told RTS that there are no big and small drug dealers, just as there are no light and heavy drugs.

"Anyone we find with 10 grams of marijuana, we will arrest. We arrest those who sell ten kilograms of heroin, but we also arrest every day for each gram we find," the minister stressed.

When it comes to the police investigation into Veljko Belivuk's criminal group, Vulin said that there have been new details and that several places have been found in the territory of Belgrade where members of the clan were hiding, or depositing money.

He said that something is found every day, that it leads to new people and that the investigation is not over.

"Prosecutor Nenadic is satisfied with the quality and quantity of evidence, but we are not stopping," Vulin stressed.

Commenting on media allegations that Radomir Zvicer, the leader of the Montenegrin Kavac clan is currently hiding in South America and offering 10 million euros for revenge to be carried out in Serbia, Vulin said that Zvicer is interested in some people in this country not being alive, especially President Aleksandar Vucic.

As for the case of eavesdropping on the president, the minister of the interior said that Vucic was systematically wiretapped and that this has been proven, but that no criminal offense was found in any of the conversations.

"It has been proven that the highest ranking officials of the Ministry of the Interior knowingly and systematically put certain persons 'on measures', with false explanations, presenting them as criminals, knowing that the president or one of his family members will speak with them. None of the people who spoke with President Vucic or any of his family members is a suspect, let alone accused, and especially not arrested," the minister pointed out.

He said that everything has been handed over to the prosecutor and that he expects arrests.

(Telegraf.rs)