First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade
The prosecutor's office where complaints against the powerful ended up, and where they died. It held on to complaints against police officers who beat demonstrators at the curfew protests until the statute of limitations expired, so no officer was held accountable, and even after nine years it has not established who the masked men behind the Savamala demolitions were. It offered minister Siniša Mali to drop the case over undeclared assets in exchange for a payment of RSD 200,000, dismissed a complaint against Vulin after checking only whether his flat had been declared, and concluded that punching a journalist was not a criminal offence.
Affairs
- Andrej Obradović: complaint against police officers dismissed: After a pre-investigation lasting more than six months, it dismissed Obradović's criminal complaint against officers of the New Belgrade police station
- The Asomakum case: a company in Andrej Vučić’s name: Dropped the indictment motion after Andrej Vučić's representative stated that the ID card was a forgery
- The Belivuk group and its ties to the state: It charged two SBPOK officers with covering up a pistol and money while searching the flat of a Belivuk associate
- Belgrade Waterfront – a special law and the contract with Eagle Hills: It allegedly received a criminal complaint against the agreement's signatory over damage the MP believes was caused
- “Ćacilend”: a pro-government supporters' camp in Pionirski Park: Dismissed the complaint over the blow to an Insajder journalist, reasoning that the words “better run” were not a threat
- The persecution of police officer Katarina Petrović: Concluded that there was no criminal liability in Nikola Petrović's crash because the women were not seriously injured, and filed only a misdemeanour charge
- COVID death data hidden ahead of the elections: Acting on a complaint forwarded to it, it asked the Ministry of Health for information, even though the complaint also covers the minister
- Marko Kričak threatened to rape a student in the Government garage: According to the injured party and her lawyer, a year after the complaint was filed it had questioned neither her nor Kričak, until a commission of the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office took over the case
- Marko Vidojković: death threats, smear campaigns and exile: According to Nova.rs, it dismissed the complaint against Šapić; according to Kulačin, the deputy prosecutor tried to talk them into dropping it
- Attacks on journalists: Nearly 11 months after the attack, it determined that the punch seen in the footage was not a criminal offence
- „Safe votes“ and jobs in the public sector: It received a complaint about the call centre; acting on that order, the police had still not gathered information even after three reminders
- Fifth Belgrade Grammar School: teacher dismissals and suspensions: It ordered police to temporarily seize the documents found and take statements from the principal and witnesses
- Police beat students outside the Faculty of Law: It opened a case on a complaint by the Belgrade Centre and ordered the Interior Ministry to identify the police officers in the footage
- Police beat citizens at blockades in Belgrade: It is handling the case over complaints of brutality outside the Faculty of Law, which, it told N1, is at the investigation stage
- Vučić's pardons of 49 people before his resignation
- Police violence at the protests against the curfew: It questioned those who filed complaints against police officers only after seven or eight months, and in 2026 the prosecution became time-barred and no one was held accountable
- REM, RTS and state money for the media: RTS filed a criminal complaint with it against unknown persons blocking the buildings
- The Savamala case: demolition in Hercegovačka Street: Took over the case in 2017 and asked the police to identify the perpetrators; in 2026 it said they still had not been identified
- Siniša Mali and 24 flats in Bulgaria: It dropped the proceedings against Mali over his failure to declare assets after he paid 200,000 dinars to charity
- Tanja Drobnjak and the student outside the Faculty of Law: According to Nova, the chief prosecutor ordered deferred prosecution even though the indictment had already been filed, so it never reached the court
- Pressure on prosecutors and judges, and cases taken away
- Željko Mitrović's son killed Andrea Bojanić on a pedestrian crossing: Took over the case from the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office and sought 16 months in prison at the retrial
- The „Senjak“ case: a restaurant murder and Veselin Milić: Took over the indictment motion against Milić after the Higher Court declared it lacked jurisdiction
- Destruction of official records after the elections: On 29 October 2026 it opened a case into the destruction of files and ordered a police on-site investigation, without naming any institutions
- Pressure on universities and professors' salaries: According to rector Đokić, it urgently asked him for information on a second criminal complaint against him
- Police raid NPS offices on local election day: Says the search of the NPS premises was carried out lawfully and under a court warrant, in pre-investigation proceedings over violation of voting rights
- Villa of SAJ commander Igor Žmirić
- Vulin's flat and the "aunt from Canada": In August 2017 it dismissed the criminal complaint against Vulin, checking only whether the flat had been declared, not how it had been acquired
- “Sound cannon” at Belgrade protest: It opened a case, stated that no one on security duty had used a sound cannon, and questioned around 170 citizens
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