The president of the Palilula Metropolis Municipality, Aleksandar Jovicic, was arrested

According to them, members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Criminal Police Directorate – Department for the Fight against Corruption and the Service for the Fight against Organized Crime, on the order of the Special Department for the Suppression of Corruption of the Higher Public Prosecutor’s Office in Belgrade, arrested eight people suspected of illegal activities. execution of illegal construction works on the territory of the municipality of Palilula.

Jovicic (1987), and the person responsible for inspection affairs in the City Municipality of Palilula D. В. (1978) is suspected of the criminal offense of trading in influence in complicity.

Due to the existence of grounds for suspicion that they committed the criminal offense of abuse of official position, construction inspectors M. were arrested. M. (1958), Z. R. (1953), Ђ. R. (1959), Z. P. (1959), G. P. (1969) and D. L. (1964) while, in addition to the above, the suspects G. P. and D. L. they are also charged with the criminal offense of forging official documents.

Jovicic is suspected of influencing D. В. to further influence construction inspectors, to abuse the position to enable the construction of a facility without a construction permit on the territory of Palilula in the period from July 2016 to November 2018, as well as to illegally misappropriate around 28,800,000 dinars from investors for these facilities.

Construction inspectors are suspected of abusing their position to enable protection by the inspection bodies of the CSO Palilula from demolition for their illegally constructed facilities, as well as that after entering untrue data on the facilities in the minutes and decisions issued by the construction inspection and forwarding them for legalization. , contrary to the Law on Legalization of Buildings.

The suspects were detained for up to 48 hours, and they will be brought to the competent prosecutor’s office, along with a criminal report.

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