Public Prosecutor's Office for Organised Crime

The specialised prosecutor's office for organised crime and corruption. It indicted the Belivuk–Miljković group and filed charges in the “Jovanjica” case, but it shelved the complaints against Vučić and Vulin, dismissed the complaint against Grčić over the collapse of EPS, and closed the case of Vulin's flat in 2017 without speaking to him. It did not open an investigation into Stefanović and Parezanović, whom a police report links to the nicknames “Edo” and “Markus”, because, it says, the police did not provide evidence, and the Srbijagas and Krušik cases have sat in pre-investigation for years.

Affairs

Davor Macura's Alta Bank and state business: It arrested the owner of Alta banka and two employees on suspicion that around 45 billion dinars had been taken out of the vault
Car attacks on students and citizens at blockades
The Belivuk group and its ties to the state: It allegedly charged Interior Ministry officials only over sporadic, minor cases, leaving out the group's ties to the state
“Ćacilend”: a pro-government supporters' camp in Pionirski Park: Opened a pre-investigation procedure after an SNS activist's account of being paid to stay in the camp, and ordered the police to gather evidence
Acquittal in the murder of Slavko Ćuruvija: In 2014 its prosecutor announced the investigation together with Vučić, and at the trial the prosecution sought 40-year prison sentences for each defendant
The collapse of EPS under Milorad Grčić: It dismissed the ministry's complaint over the collapse, on the grounds that three people from EPS had already been reported for the same acts
General Staff: lifting of protection and the Selaković trial: It notified Vasić that he was a suspect, and on 15 December 2025 it filed a summary indictment against four people
Novi Sad activists charged with overthrowing the constitutional order: It asked the Ministry of Justice to urgently provide the documentation and decisions on the pardons of 49 people announced by Vučić
Irregularities in the 2023 elections: It received the complaint over Mala Krsna and forwarded it to the Higher Prosecutor's Office, which dismissed it in May 2024 because the police had found no residence registrations
Irregularities in the 2026 elections: Acting on complaints by lawyer Ninić, it opened cases against the BIA director and the justice minister and ordered the police to check the allegations
Sale of the “Jaroslav Černi” Institute to Milenijum tim: It received the Council's report, which recommends that prosecutors look into abuse in the privatisation
Marijuana plantation on the “Jovanjica” estate: It ordered an investigation, filed indictments and said there were no grounds to suspect that Vučić and his brother had been in contact with Koluvija
The persecution of police officer Katarina Petrović
Kokeza's Sky messages about an attack on Nemanja Vidić: It summoned Vidić to give a statement and asked the Interior Ministry for the Sky communications; the case is at the pre-investigation stage
Krušik: arms sales to the GIM company: Requested checks into claims that private companies were given privileged treatment in purchases; in September 2023 the case was still at the pre-investigation stage
Marko Kričak threatened to rape a student in the Government garage: On 18 August 2025 it received a criminal complaint from SRCE against Kričak and seven members of the Unit for the Protection of Designated Persons and Facilities, and referred it to the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office
No-tender deals under intergovernmental agreements
Family Ministry millions for phantom associations: It began acting on the complaint in 2023, but according to Civic Initiatives it had taken no action by 2026
Collapse of the canopy at Novi Sad railway station: It detained suspects on suspicion of abuse of position and money laundering, but has not yet filed an indictment
„Safe votes“ and jobs in the public sector: It asked the criminal police to gather information about „Lisje“ and about capillary votes in prisons
Pećinci: opposition supporters' children removed from preschool
Police violence in Valjevo: Conducting pre-investigation proceedings into the violence: by the end of October 2026 it had interviewed 33 injured parties and questioned eight witnesses
Vučić's pardons of 49 people before his resignation: It requested from the Ministry of Justice, and then urgently from the courts, all files and decisions on the pardons of 49 people, to check whether any criminal offences were committed
Stig–Kostolac railway: EPS paid for work that was never done: It opened the case in 2019 and handed it over to the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office; it has been in charge of the case again since November 2025 and has not yet finished a new indictment
REM, RTS and state money for the media: According to a BIRODI statement, it closed the complaint about REM with a finding of no grounds for suspicion, with no visible reasoning
NoviSpy: spyware on activists' phones: After the attack on its associate, it replied that it has no jurisdiction over illegal wiretapping and that the high-tech crime department does
The “Banana” affair: Dačić's meetings with Miša Banana: It charged Lazarević with disclosing secrets but did not call Dačić, Tončev or Vukić to give statements
Srbijagas under Dušan Bajatović: According to Insajder, after eleven years of preliminary investigation, three complaints over gasification contracts awarded without a tender were dismissed
Telekom's purchase of Kopernikus and media outlets: It is investigating the recording of Lučić and Miler; according to Aleksić, it did not act on the complaint about the acquisitions
Pressure on prosecutors and judges, and cases taken away: On 14 July 2025 it said that statements by top officials about its cases amounted to “direct pressure and impermissible influence”
Murder of Oliver Ivanović: It has been conducting pre-investigation proceedings since the day of the murder; as of 2024 no concrete results were known
Criminals' Sky messages about government officials: It said the Interior Ministry had not informed it of a new batch of Sky messages that allegedly mention the Vučić brothers
Vulin's flat and the "aunt from Canada": In 2017 it closed the case, accepting the explanation about the loan even though the receipt was unsigned and the transaction had not been recorded
The Niš court president, a parole and a Zlatibor voucher: Arrested the president of the Higher Court in Niš and charged her with abuse of office and forgery of a document
“Sound cannon” at Belgrade protest: It received complaints over the alleged use of a sound weapon and classified the case as "Strictly confidential"

People

Aleksandar Barac: prosecutor reassigned to the Prosecutor's Office for Organised Crime
Irena Bjeloš: prosecutor seconded to the Prosecutor's Office for Organised Crime
Milenko Mandić: prosecutor at the Prosecutor's Office for Organised Crime handling the Hrkalović case
Rade Bajić: senior prosecutorial associate at the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organised Crime
Saša Drecun: organised crime prosecutor
Mladen Nenadić: Chief Public Prosecutor for Organised Crime
Aleksandar Barac: prosecutor assigned to the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organised Crime
Aleksandar Isailović: prosecutor assigned to the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organised Crime