Miladin Kovacevic arrested – alo.rs

Miladin Kovačević, Photo: print screen

Members of the Belgrade Ministry of the Interior arrested Miladin Kovacevic (1987), due to the existence of grounds to suspect that he committed the criminal acts of abuse and torture and attack against security.

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It is suspected that on September 16 of this year, after a verbal argument, he physically assaulted a 26-year-old girl.

The suspect was detained for up to 48 hours, and will be taken to the First Basic Prosecutor’s Office in Belgrade, along with a criminal complaint.

As Alo.rs finds out, Kovacevic was not questioned today, although such information had previously appeared.

The prosecution will question the suspect within the next 48 hours, provided he is in custody.

Previously, by order of the First Basic Prosecutor’s Office in Belgrade, a search of Miladin Kovacevic, suspected of endangering the safety of the girl TT (26), was announced on September 16 in Savski Venac.

Kovacevic is known to the Serbian public for the brutal beating in May 2008, when he brutally beat his college colleague Brian Steinhauer at the Boston student club, and for which he was prosecuted in Serbia after fleeing the United States. .

The First Basic Prosecutor’s Office says that on Wednesday, the Savski Venac police informed the deputy prosecutor on duty that a woman had denounced Kovacevic for the crime of endangering security.

Then, the prosecution ordered the collection of information from the injured girl, verifying the existence and taking images from the security camera of the scene, in addition to questioning the suspect Kovacevic and filing criminal charges against him for endangering security.

Taking into account that Kovacevic was not available to the prosecution, the prosecution ordered the police to search for him, which they did. “To date, the Public Ministry has not received information that the suspect has been found. Taking into account that he is obviously a fugitive, the prosecution will order the detention (arrest) after the police find him,” says the prosecution .