SERBIA

“THE PROSECUTION IS THE PRIVATE SERVANT OF THE TOP OF THE INTERIOR MINISTRY”: Students speak out after criminal complaint against Veselin Milić was dismissed!

by Serbian Times10. June 2026.10. June 2026.

Following the dismissal of part of the criminal complaint against former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milić, specifically the section relating to the criminal offense of assisting a perpetrator after the commission of a crime in the case of the murder of Aleksandar Nešović Baja in Belgrade, students participating in the blockade protests have also reacted.

“The prosecution has just confirmed that it functions as the private servant of the top leadership of the Interior Ministry. The dismissal of the complaint against Veselin Milić is not a legal decision, but brutal complicity in covering up a murder!” the students wrote on social media, adding:

“While they are laundering the reputations of their own officials, we see the truth in the streets: this state has become a den for those with badges, and justice has long been dead. We will not allow them to cover up this crime. The struggle continues,” the students concluded.

Earlier today, the Više javno tužilaštvo u Beogradu announced that the criminal complaint against Veselin Milić, the former head of the Belgrade Police Directorate, for assisting a perpetrator after the commission of a crime had been dismissed.

Milić had been accused of removing evidence following the murder of Aleksandar Nešović on May 12 at Restaurant “27” in the Senjak neighborhood of Belgrade, a crime for which Saša Vuković Boske is suspected.

The criminal complaint against Milić for concealing a criminal offense has not been dismissed, and the prosecution stated that it continues to gather evidence in that regard.

Earlier, criminal complaints against three police officers from Veselin Milić’s security detail were also dismissed. They had likewise been accused of assisting and concealing the crime.

Aleksandar Nešović was killed on May 12 shortly after 11 p.m. at Restaurant “27,” which, according to his wife, he had visited at the invitation of Veselin Milić. Saša Vuković Boske is suspected of being the direct perpetrator, while Mario S. is suspected of being a co-perpetrator.

Nešović’s body was found days later, encased in concrete inside a barrel that had been buried near the village of Jarkovo, close to Inđija.