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Members of the Security Information Agency, in cooperation with the High-Tech Crime Prosecutor’s Office and the Interior Ministry, arrested ML on Thursday night. (38) from Loznica, due to the suspicion that, via Twitter, among other things, he repeatedly directly asked for the murder of family members of several people, including police officers Dragan Djilas, Bosko Obradovic, Janko Veselinovic, Borko Stefanovic, journalists Ivan Ivanovic and Slobodan Georgiev.
With the rapid reaction of the members of the Security Information Agency and the Ministry of the Interior, the person was arrested and, in consultation with the prosecutor on duty, will be detained for 48 hours, after which he will be brought before a competent judge. BIA said in a statement.
As H1 discovers, during the arrest, the man admitted that he was behind the profile, as well as that he was not a member of the Serbian Progressive Party, although he mentioned it in his tweets.
This is a person who hid behind the “Military Intelligence Officer” profile @VojniO, as he made the most egregious death threats to children and other family members of these opposition politicians and journalists.
Threats to the opposition and Nova S journalist Ivan Ivanovic declared that they would kill (in the plural) their relatives, with threats of cruel torture and “carnage”, while a BIRN journalist was told by his profile what would happen as (slavko slain) Curuvija.
In one of the tweets with such messages, he added “Long live the SNS”.
Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic announced earlier on the night on his Twitter account that the profile had been created in Germany and that the police were working hard to find out who was hiding behind him.
“Threats will not be allowed,” Stefanovic wrote.
Police are working hard to reveal the identity of the person who created the order@VojniOof which threats were made today. For now, we know that the profile was created in Germany. We contact the company@Twitter, and we will also go to the German police. Threats will not be allowed.
– Nebojsa Stefanovic (@NesaStefanovic)May 14, 2020
The Dveri movement announced earlier in the evening that they had filed a criminal complaint with the High-Tech Crime Department of the Office of the Senior Prosecutor in Belgrade. due to threats made to the deputy and president of the movement, Boško Obradović on social media.
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