Belgrade Police Department

The Internal Control Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia requested the opinion of Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade as to whether the actions of the head of the Belgrade Police Department, Veselin Mili, have the characteristics of a criminal offense.

We transmit their statement in full:

Veselin Mili, head of the Belgrade Police Department, said that the student called the police and said: "I am Kosta Kecmanovi", and reported that he had shot several people.
On this occasion, 8 students died, 7 girls and one boy.

As B92.net unofficially learns, the boy's mother was also arrested.
The boy, as it was said at an extraordinary media conference, had a list of the names of the children he planned to liquidate. He came to school with a weapon that he took from his father.

We are determined for Belgrade to be a safe city and to show what we are and that no criminal organizations, perhaps stronger than the "Zemun clan", will ever endanger the safety of our children, head of the Belgrade Police Department stated.

Ten days after Serbia's Constitutional Court Law terminated the Law on Public Gatherings on October 23, it remains unclear how to go about organising a protest as the legal situation remains in limbo.