BIA employee and her policeman husband had another big task besides smuggling cocaine on ocean-going ships

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Officer of the Criminal Police Administration Danijel J. (41) and his wife Dusica J. (39), an employee of the BIA, who were arrested on suspicion of smuggling cocaine from South America, are also linked to a criminal clan from Montenegro, Telegraf.rs has learned.

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According to the operational knowledge of the police, they worked with Montenegrin criminals in acquiring cocaine, but their main task was the transfer of money from the Netherlands to Serbia and Montenegro. 1.5 to 2 million euros were transferred per tour, their transfer commission was 1.5%.

It is suspected that Danijel and Dusica allegedly gave away official secrets to the criminal clan of Radoje Zvicer and Veljko Belivuk.

Belivuk; Photo: ATA Images

"These findings are additionally checked. She worked at the BIA and had the ability to access the systems and verify what her colleagues knew. That's how she disclosed information about surveillance and arrests. Her husband also worked according to the same principle," says our source.

In a major MUP operation, apart from Danijela and Dusica J., former MUP employee Milivoje K. and Z.F., a truck driver from Arandjelovac, were also arrested. They are suspected of being members of an organized criminal group that was for a long period of time smuggling large quantities of cocaine by ships from South America to the countries of the European Union.

The married couple, as the Ministry of Internal Affairs announced, is accused of abusing their official position to serve an organized criminal group and at the request of other members of that group, they carried out checks through the databases of the Ministry of Interior and the BIA, obtained data on investigations conducted by the UKP and communicated confidential information without authorization to other members of this criminal group, Radoje Zvicer and Veljko Belivuk.

(Telegraf.rs)