One of the six people suspected of involvement in the assassination of Oliver Ivanovic, Marko Rosic was transferred to a detention facility in North Mitrovica on Friday, Rosic’s lawyer, Mahmut Halimi confirmed for KoSSev.
Rosic repeatedly requested a transfer from the detention facility in Gnjilan to North Mitrovica. His lawyer, Mahmut Halimi told KoSSev that his transfer request was finally granted only after an assessment was made by the Pristina Correctional Institution and an indictment was filed.
Recently, Rosic’s father also presented claims about Rosic’s bad mental state during his detention in the Podujevo facility.
Rosic, along with another suspect, a police officer from the North, Nedeljko Spasojevic, has been in custody since their arrest in North Mitrovica on November 23rd of last year.
According to the indictment, Rosic is charged with knowingly assisting in the commission of the crime of „aggravated murder“ by following Oliver Ivanovic before the murder.
Read more about the indictment:
No indictment submitted to the defense – „be patient“
Even though the indictment was filed as early as December 2nd – according to the Special Prosecutor’s Office, it has not yet been submitted to the defense, both Halimi and Faruk Korenica, the lawyer of another police officer suspected of involvement in this murder, Nedeljko Spasojevic, confirmed for KoSSev.
However, a few hours later, Pristina-based Gazeta Express published an excerpt from what was presented as the alleged original indictement, while also posting a few scanned passages. The media has gone even further claiming they will publish the statement of the protected witness tomorrow.
Halimi claims that the Special Prosecutor’s Office told him this morning „to be patient“.
He, however, added that the deadline for submitting an indictment to the defense is not defined by law.
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