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Nemanja Stamenković (19) from Belgrade, accused of causing a serious traffic accident in which he drove pedestrians Andrej Prenkljušaj (12) and Dejan Ilić while driving an Audi A6 Quattro on January 4 at around 8.30pm this year in Mediana Boulevard in Niš.), At the time of the accident was moving at a speed of at least 131 kilometers per hour, which is more than double the speed limit that is applied in that section, has learned “Blic”.
According to the accusation brought against Stamenković by the Niš Prosecutor General’s Office, it is suspected that he drove the vehicle in a way that constitutes violent driving under article 41, paragraph 1, of the Road Safety Act and that he did not act in accordance with traffic sign, which stipulates that in this section of Bulevar Mediana it is forbidden to circulate at a speed greater than 60 kilometers per hour.
Stamenković was traveling in an “Audi” from the direction of Tsar Constantine Boulevard towards the Mediana Boulevard roundabout, when he lost control and crossed first on the grass surface and then on the sidewalk where pedestrians were walking. At the time of the accident with Stamenković, there were also two minors in the car, in the passenger seat and in the back seat of the vehicle.
“He was moving at an illegal speed of at least 131 kilometers per hour, so at the height of house number 26 on Majakovsky Street, he lost control of the vehicle he was driving, he went off the road on the right side of Mediana Boulevard, first on the lawn, then crossed to the bike lane and then along the pedestrian path through which he continued to advance, ”says the indictment.
The injured Andrej Prenkljušaj and Dejan Ilić had their backs to the car speeding behind them. “Audi” first hit the boy’s body with his right rear part in the gate area and moved him over the fence of JKP “Naisus” due to the force of the blow. The car then, with the right rear end also in the door area, collided with Ilić, who was walking with a friend, and threw him to the asphalt, after which it continued to advance and returned to the road where it stopped.
According to the indictment, Andrej suffered serious head injuries, multiple bone fractures and serious injuries to internal organs, from which he died on the spot. Ilic suffered a cleft of the thoracic part of the aorta and the circumference of the thoracic and abdominal organs, for which he died an hour later at the Nis Clinical Center.
According to the indictment, Stamenković is accused of being sane, aware that he was acting against the indicated traffic regulations and that due to his actions he could endanger public traffic and endanger the lives of the injured, but he He lightly believed that this would not. happen or you can prevent it.
I was neither drunk nor high
Medical tests determined that the driver Stamenković was not under the influence of alcohol or opiates. In other words, the toxicological analysis carried out at the Nis Institute of Forensic Medicine did not determine the presence of alcohol, narcotics or other narcotics in the defendant’s blood and urine.
The prosecution seeks a maximum penalty of eight years in prison
Stamenković is accused of having committed the offense of a serious crime against the safety of public traffic under article 297, paragraph 4, together with article 289, paragraph 3, in conjunction with paragraph 1 of the Penal Code, so that he can impose a sentence of up to eight years in prison. impose. The Nis General Prosecutor’s Office requested that the defendant Stamenković be sentenced to a maximum of eight years in prison, as well as a ban on driving a category B vehicle for five years. By decision of the Extrajudicialization Chamber of the Nis Court of First Instance, Stamenković’s detention was extended for another 30 days last week. As a reason for the extension of the detention, it was pointed out that he was charged with a crime punishable by imprisonment of more than five years or a greater sentence with elements of violence, and the manner of execution or severity of the consequences of the crime. They have caused public disturbances that can be endangering.
“Mom, I’ll be there in 20 minutes …”
The injured boy Andrej Prenkljušaj (12) left the house around 7 pm that night and went to the “Stop Shop” to buy a charger. According to family members, all the stores in the mall were closed, so he immediately headed home. His mother called him at 8:20 pm, he said, “Mom, I’ll be there in 20 minutes.” It took him so long to get home from the Stop Shop. That was the last time you heard it.
Dejan Ilić, was the commissioner of the “Sloga” union for Niš, and the father of three went out with his neighbor Dragan Ognjanović for a walk on Mediana Boulevard, as he had done several times before. Ognjanović miraculously survived because the car flew past him without hitching him up, but Ilić was not so lucky: he suffered serious injuries from which he died at KC Niš an hour later.
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