There are no fewer than 18 Serbian citizens on the international wanted list, suspected of a series of serious criminal offenses that include war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, aggravated murder, armed robbery and organized crime, writes IndeksOnline.
According to data published by the requesting authorities in the Interpol system, most of the suspects face charges related to serious international crimes, including crimes against civilians and genocide, while some of them are wanted for various criminal activities such as drug trafficking, robbery or participation in criminal organizations.
Among the wanted persons are:
Dusan Spasojevic, 71 years old – accused of war crimes against civilians.
Izer Redzovic, 55 years old – suspected of organized crime, in connection with forgery of documents and certification of false content.
Miljoko Kovacevic, 63 years old – accused of crimes against humanity.
Dragan Marjanovic, 54 years old – accused of crimes against humanity.
Zoran Adamovic, 62 years old – accused of crimes against humanity.
Slobodan Kostovski, 72 years old – suspected of international drug trafficking.
Miroslav Duka, 65 years old – accused of crimes against humanity.
Rajko Drukalic, 62 years old – accused of genocide.
Vinko Lazic, 66 years old – accused of crimes against humanity.
Blagoje Vojovdic, 63 years old – accused of crimes against humanity.
Cedo Bogicevic, 55 years old – accused of crimes against humanity.
Jovan Bjelotomic, 29 years old – suspected of robbery
Svetozar Kosoric, 72 years old – accused of genocide.
Slobodanka Tosic, 40 years old – suspected of criminal organization and murder, as well as attempted and complicity in crime.
Davor Elez, 49 years old – accused of organized crime in connection with aggravated murder, conspiracy to commit murder and money laundering.
Ivan Milovanovic, 50 years old – suspected of armed robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery and attempted burglary.
Sasa Dunovic, 52 years old – accused of crimes against humanity.
Cpajak Komnen, 58 years old – suspected of aggravated murder.
International law enforcement authorities have called on security institutions in various countries to cooperate in locating and arresting them, so that they can face justice for the charges brought against them.
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