Investigation into Jugoremedija affair expanded
The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime has decided to extend the investigation against Nini Farmacija (Pharmaceuticals) director Dobrica Živković.
Tuesday, 19.03.2013.
12:16
BELGRADE The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime has decided to extend the investigation against Nini Farmacija (Pharmaceuticals) director Dobrica Zivkovic. The probe also includes former Jugoremedija director Jovica Stefanovic. Investigation into Jugoremedija affair expanded The police on Monday brought Zivkovic in before the Prosecutor's Office for a hearing on suspicion that he abused office and made it possible for Stefanovic to claim illegal gains worth around RSD 600 million, the Prosecutor's Office said. Stefanovic was arrested last year on suspicion that he committed abuse of office to claim illegal gains caused damage worth EUR 7.5 million to Jugoremedija. Zivkovic was detained in the continuation of investigation into shady dealings in Jugoremedija launched against Stefanovic, Zlatko Markovic and Olga Antic on November 8, 2012. According to the criminal charges which the police filed to the Prosecutor's Office, in the period from March 3, 2006 to March 1, 2007, Zivkovic as the director of Nini Farmacija and the individual in charge of management in MD Nini company wrote receipts for active ingredients at the prices several times higher than their actual figure. Upon payment of the delivered medicine ingredients to the company and its owner Stefanovic, Zivkovic procured illegal gains worth around RSD 600 million. Tanjug
Investigation into Jugoremedija affair expanded
The police on Monday brought Živković in before the Prosecutor's Officefor a hearing on suspicion that he abused office and made it possible for Stefanović to claim illegal gains worth around RSD 600 million, the Prosecutor's Office said.
Stefanović was arrested last year on suspicion that he committed abuse of office to claim illegal gains caused damage worth EUR 7.5 million to Jugoremedija.
Živković was detained in the continuation of investigation into shady dealings in Jugoremedija launched against Stefanović, Zlatko Marković and Olga Antić on November 8, 2012.
According to the criminal charges which the police filed to the Prosecutor's Office, in the period from March 3, 2006 to March 1, 2007, Živković as the director of Nini Farmacija and the individual in charge of management in MD Nini company wrote receipts for active ingredients at the prices several times higher than their actual figure.
Upon payment of the delivered medicine ingredients to the company and its owner Stefanović, Živković procured illegal gains worth around RSD 600 million.
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