Former head of the Belgrade Police Department Veselin Milić stated at the opening of his trial today at the First Basic Court in Belgrade that he is not guilty of the criminal offenses he is charged with by the prosecution in connection with the murder at the “27” restaurant in Senjak.
Judge Slađana Radojičić announced at the beginning of the trial that Milić would be questioned and given the opportunity to present his defense at the continuation of the main hearing on December 17.
Today’s hearing at the First Basic Court in Belgrade marks the start of the trial of Milić, who is accused by the prosecution of failing to report the murder at the “27” restaurant in Senjak in May this year, as well as falsifying an official report.
Lawyer Nemanja Vasiljević said that proceedings against his client Milić were initiated following a criminal complaint filed by recently arrested head of the Criminal Police Directorate, Marko Kričak, which, according to the lawyer, is not based on facts.
At the beginning of the trial, prosecutor Bojan Jelić presented the evidence he intends to introduce before the court, with further details expected to be provided as the proceedings continue.
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