BLOODY TRACES, CASINGS AND A PISTOL FROM THE STASH: What was happening in the restaurant in Senjak before the disappearance of a member of Keka’s clan?

Aleksandar Nešović Baja disappeared on Wednesday evening, and what is known is that before his disappearance he was in a restaurant in Senjak. For now, it is not known what happened, and several people have been arrested so far under suspicion of being connected to the case, among whom are also police officers.

The Higher Public Prosecutor’s Office in Belgrade confirmed that the wife of Aleksandar Nešović reported his disappearance, after which they announced new details of the entire case. For now, all details are not known, and it is suspected that a shooting took place in the restaurant, given that blood traces and shell casings were found.

During the investigation so far, several people have been detained, among whom are also police officers, while investigators are trying to establish all the circumstances of his disappearance.

As announced by the Higher Public Prosecutor’s Office in Belgrade, the investigation was intensified after the report of Aleksandar Nešović’s disappearance, when the public prosecutor went out to conduct an investigation at the establishment in Senjak, where Nešović was last seen.

During the investigation, two 9mm caliber shell casings were found, as well as multiple blood traces suspected to belong to the missing man.

The investigation continued the following day, when an “iPhone” mobile phone, whose owner has not yet been identified, was found in a dumpster across from the establishment.

Two people, then three more

By order of the prosecutor’s office, S.V. and M.S. were first arrested under suspicion of committing the criminal offenses of attempted aggravated murder, illegal carrying of weapons, and causing general danger.

Not long after, new arrests followed, and handcuffs were also placed on three police officers – B.M. (41), S.S. (33), and P.P. (47). They are suspected of assisting an offender after the commission of a criminal offense and failing to report a criminal offense and an offender, in connection with the disappearance of Nešović.

The restaurant owner also “fell”

In the continuation of the operation, N.L. (50), the owner of the establishment in Senjak where Nešović was last seen, was also arrested for failing to report a criminal offense.

The last in a series of detainees is D.V, the wife of the suspect S.V, whom investigators suspect brought the pistol from a so-called “stash” which, according to the prosecution’s suspicions, was used to commit the criminal offense against Aleksandar Nešović.

Nešović is still being searched for, while members of the UKP and SBPOK, by order of the prosecutor’s office, continue their work on shedding light on all the circumstances of his disappearance.

Who is Nešović?

Aleksandar Nešović, known as Baja, was an alleged member of the group of Dejan Stojanović, known as Keka.

As Nova.rs has already written, no one to this day has shed light on what happened to the group leader Keka, and by all appearances, another disappearance under unclear circumstances has occurred.

Attacker disguised as a delivery man, Nešović was the target?
Aleksandar Nešović has previously been linked to incidents that filled the pages of the black chronicle. At the end of January this year, he found himself at the center of events in a restaurant in Senjak, when, according to the investigation, a possible attack was avoided.

According to the information available at the time, Nešović was staying in the establishment together with Žarko V. on January 31, when a person disguised as a food delivery man entered the restaurant. Investigators suspect that the target of the attacker was precisely Nešović, but no shooting occurred.

After the failed attempt, the suspect fled the scene on a motorcycle where a girl was waiting for him.

Shortly after the incident, the police arrested a citizen of Sweden and a female citizen of South Africa. Certain Belgrade media reported at the time that it was suspected the Swedish citizen had traveled to Serbia with the intention of carrying out a liquidation.