DRIVER OF THE “DEATH AUDI” WAS DRUNK AND HIGH: Flew through a red light and killed a family of three!

Nikola Đokić (24) from Bosnia and Herzegovina, driving an “Audi,” ran a red light on Sunday an hour after midnight, instantly killing a family of three who were in a “Hyundai” car in New Belgrade, and he will be questioned today under a shortened procedure in the Higher Public Prosecutor’s Office in Belgrade.

About 1.17 per mille of alcohol and cannabis were found in his blood.

Traffic police officer Bojan Živković (43), his wife Dijana Kaiš (38), and their nine-year-old son Mihajilo died on the spot.

The passenger from the “Audi,” Jovan P. from Bosnia and Herzegovina, who had about one per mille of alcohol, is in serious condition at the Emergency Center. Doctors determined he had life-threatening severe injuries in the form of internal bleeding.

Was the driver intoxicated and under the influence of narcotics?

As a reminder, according to the latest information, the citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina Nikola Đ. (24), who caused the serious traffic accident in New Belgrade, in addition to alcohol and 1.17 per mille measured in his blood, was also positive, as suspected, for narcotics, specifically marijuana.

He was detained for 48 hours after the accident, after which he will be brought for questioning at the Higher Prosecutor’s Office in Belgrade with a criminal complaint for a serious offense against public traffic safety.

After his apprehension and alcohol testing, Nikola Đ. was also given a drug test which showed he had consumed marijuana.

Testimony of deceased Bojan’s friend

“Our Bojan was not just a good man, he was the pillar of his family and friendships. A family man, a cheerful person, a host – there are few like him today. People didn’t hang out with him for interest, but because he had a soul. When we would sit in a restaurant, there were always at least 20 people at his table,” he said in a conversation for “Srbija Danas.”

“Everyone loved to be in his company because he knew how to make people laugh, to calm them down, to listen. He was a man who brought people together. I’ve never heard anyone say a bad word about him. He was modest, but great in every sense,” he said.

Also, throughout the day, friends, acquaintances, and relatives said goodbye to the deceased Bojan, his wife, and their young son.

“A man with a spotless career, a fighter, a host. Rest in peace, may the black earth be light upon you. He has plunged an honorable and respected family into mourning. He worked as a traffic policeman, and died because someone didn’t respect the regulations – wrote one of Bojan’s friends on Facebook, sharing his black and white photo.