Police investigating port case

Ivica Dacic said that police are checking everyone on the list of persons facing criminal charges related to the privatization of the Port of Belgrade company. The Interior Minister said that the police were investigating the company even before the Anti-Corruption Council released its list, based on information from the small shareholders. Police investigating port case Dacic said that the police are gathering information on the case, adding that it should not last long, because work was being done on the case even before he became the police minister. The Anti-Corruption Council filed charges to the state prosecution three months ago against 17 persons suspected of a misuse of position in the Port of Belgrade company in 2005. The council named former economy minister Predrag Bubalo, powerful businessman Milan Beko, Milko Stimac, Dejan Malinic, Djordje Jovanovic, Dusan Bajec, Miodrag Djordjevic, Goran Mrdja, Aleksandar Gracanac, Vladeta Colic, Vladeta Blagojevic, Mirko Vasiljevic, Dusan Kosovac, Danijel Cvjeticanin, Djordje Mihovilovic, Zorica Kostic-Jovanovski and Miroslava Drobac.

Police investigating port case

Dačić said that the police are gathering information on the case, adding that it should not last long, because work was being done on the case even before he became the police minister.

The Anti-Corruption Council filed charges to the state prosecution three months ago against 17 persons suspected of a misuse of position in the Port of Belgrade company in 2005.

The council named former economy minister Predrag Bubalo, powerful businessman Milan Beko, Milko Štimac, Dejan Malinić, Đorđe Jovanović, Dušan Bajec, Miodrag Đorđević, Goran Mrđa, Aleksandar Gračanac, Vladeta Čolić, Vladeta Blagojević, Mirko Vasiljević, Dušan Kosovac, Danijel Cvjetičanin, Đorđe Mihovilović, Zorica Kostić-Jovanovski and Miroslava Drobac.