Second Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade

It indicted Dragoljub Simonović and three co-defendants over the arson of a journalist's house in Vrčin, a case that ended in a final conviction. It has charged Informer owner Dragan Vučićević with endangering public traffic after the crash in Žarkovo, but according to Nova.rs he was not tested for narcotics, even though that decision rests with the prosecutor. It dismissed the criminal complaint against Siniša Mali over the tender for New Year's lighting.

Affairs

• Car attacks on students and citizens at blockades: It ordered the detention of the van driver who hit a student outside the Faculty of Sport and fled
• Pink's Nina Kovačević hit a girl in Voždovac: It filed an indictment for an aggravated offence against public traffic safety, citing 1.51 per mille
• Belgrade's New Year lights and the company Keep Light: It dismissed the complaint against Mali, Cincar Poposki and the director of Keep Light, finding no criminal offence
• Arson attack on journalist Milan Jovanović's house in Vrčin: It indicted Simonović and three others charged alongside him and sought eight years
• Šapić threatened the owner of the Košnica restaurant: According to the minister, the Interior Ministry referred the case to it for action; Miketić is calling for Šapić to be questioned
• Dragan J. Vučićević knocks down a young woman on a pedestrian crossing in Žarkovo: It judged that Vučićević did not need to be tested for drugs after the crash in which a woman was injured

People

• Predrag Milovanović: deputy public prosecutor at the Second Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade