Guards in escape attempt case to be questioned

Five prison guards will be questioned today in connection with an escape attempt of Zemun gang members Sretko Kalinic and Zeljko Milovanovic. The guards were arrested on Tuesday evening on suspicion of allowing the prisoners to escape. If found guilty, they could get from one to eight years in prison. Guards in escape attempt case to be questioned All of the guards have been remanded in custody for 48 hours. Guards Ninoslav Strahinjic, Dragisa Grkovic, Srdjan Danic, Nenad Mitrovic and Tomislav Lalovic were automatically suspended after the arrest. Investigators believe that Kalinic and Milovanovic were counting on support both inside and outside prison. Kalinic and Milovanovic will be questioned by an investigative judge in Belgrade. Daily Blic writes that crime boss Sreten Jocic aka Joca Amsterdam is behind the attempted escape and that it was only a part of his greater plan – a mutiny in the District Prison. According to the daily’s sources, the main condition of the prisoners would be reduction of sentences. Blic also writes that the Serbian police received information from Interpol that the mutiny was being planned and that Milovanovic was planning to escape. Daily Danas says that this is the main reason why the security level has been increased in prisons in the last several days, and that the probe into the escape attempt has led the investigators to a Belgrade lawyer, bearing in mind that visits from lawyers are not monitored. (FoNet, file) B92 Tanjug

Guards in escape attempt case to be questioned

All of the guards have been remanded in custody for 48 hours.

Guards Ninoslav Strahinjić, Dragiša Grković, Srđan Danić, Nenad Mitrović and Tomislav Lalović were automatically suspended after the arrest.

Investigators believe that Kalinić and Milovanović were counting on support both inside and outside prison.

Kalinić and Milovanović will be questioned by an investigative judge in Belgrade.

Daily Blic writes that crime boss Sreten Jocić aka Joca Amsterdam is behind the attempted escape and that it was only a part of his greater plan – a mutiny in the District Prison.

According to the daily’s sources, the main condition of the prisoners would be reduction of sentences.

Blic also writes that the Serbian police received information from Interpol that the mutiny was being planned and that Milovanović was planning to escape.

Daily Danas says that this is the main reason why the security level has been increased in prisons in the last several days, and that the probe into the escape attempt has led the investigators to a Belgrade lawyer, bearing in mind that visits from lawyers are not monitored.