An alarm went off across the country! A powerful group has appeared that is afraid of nothing! Former Belgrade Police Chief Reveals Exactly What It’s About

The clash between the State and organized crime is inevitable, and for the State to confront it organized crime Special police teams should be formed that know there is a political position protecting them, said the former Belgrade police chief. Marko Nicovic.

“The state has realized that a group of people has been created who do not shy away from any type of activity, not even against the state. It is a crime that has been strengthened economically and from the point of view of status,” he said.

This crime has elevated their position in society, so, says Nicović, ordinary people are already afraid of them.

On the other hand, they have strengthened financially because they have entered the real estate business, bought companies in privatization, extorted money, insured all the facilities in Serbia, in Belgrade in particular. It is normal that crime now with that extraordinary wealth should go further. Only crime knows the search for power and money, “he says.

Nicovic believes that crime already has “its” people in the police, the prosecution, the courts, the media and politicians.

“The state has realized that it has to deal with that. That is inevitable. On the other hand, the EU has said that we have Chapter 24 on organized crime,” he said, recalling that organized crime in Serbia had liquidated many establishment people, like Zoran. Djindjic, Pavle Bulatovic, Director of JAT Zika Petrovic.

“A special problem will be the groups of fans who are untouchable. That is, 3-4 thousand people organized according to the military system, which Arkan established with Delija. The system is that if someone is arrested, another will come,” he believes.

It highlights that criminal groups have confessed in the region and are helping each other.

“They don’t dislike Serbs, Montenegrins, Albanians, Bosnians, Croats … They all work together – it’s a kind of multinational regional association – companies. They exchange services, someone from Serbia, for example, kills someone in Podgorica, and this one from “Kill Podgorica for him in Belgrade. And there is no money there, service for service. That will be an additional problem for the police, “Nicovic said.

As a good approach to dealing with this type of crime, he cites the experiences of large countries that have special teams of people to fight organized crime. He cites the example of Italy when Adreoti was the Prime Minister and Kraksi the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and his ties to Cosa Nostra and the boss of that mafia, Toto Rino.

“Then they even killed Borselin, Falcone, Delaquiese, but the state formed a special team that then overthrew both the prime minister and the minister. That means a new approach must be made, a new system. people who have money and power, ”he says.

He adds that in that fight we must not forget that since they have power, especially financial power, criminals can carry out any kind of assassination on the Serbian political scene, either alone or at the instructions of foreign factors. He believes that the confrontation is inevitable because organized crime is already spreading from Serbia, as the largest country in the region, but it is also spreading to Serbia.

“Practice in the world has shown that the Serbian police must create their own intelligence network outside Serbia in the countries of the region, Greece and Turkey, to find out in time what acts are being prepared,” he believes.

Nicovic estimates that the regulations in Serbia are quite sufficient and quite clear for such a confrontation between state and crime.

“But the fact is that you have to give a political position to the police officers who would set themselves on fire. That he is sure that he will be protected if he crashes and gets into high temperatures,” he says, adding that it is a bad message if the bosses policemen hug and kiss. With faces from the underworld

At the same time, he claims, it is a message to public opinion that people in the world of crime are in the same status as the world of the establishment.

“So it creates a feeling of insecurity for the common man,” he says.

Nicovic believes that the formation of special teams outside the classic police training system is the only way to break the link between organized crime and the people who are part of the system in Serbia.