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Monday, 15.06.2009.

15:22

Gangster turned protected witness "back in legit business"

Ljubiša Buha, a.k.a. Čume, is set to reopen his private company, Defense Road, and register it to his own name, writes a Belgrade daily.

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SpeedingTicket

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Is this news in the country with the highest corruption in the Western Balkans?
(Corruption, 15 June 2009 17:10)

Using an alias, so people don't know on what side of the trench I am sitting. Most of us got a speeding ticket at least once.

So please do me a favor. Please describe in best details the procedure how does the local police (Serbs, Albanians does not matter) pull over an unknown car. Do they pull over up-front or from the back? From where do they approach the stopped car? How many of them? What is the best way to minimize the financial "damage"?

Just curious and you will see, why.

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Corruption

pre 14 godina

Is this news in the country with the highest corruption in the Western Balkans? Serbs are too busy bashing others to see that "corruption is a way of life in Serbia" http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/271649,survey-corruption-is-a-way-of-life-in-serbia-say-serbs.html

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Corruption

pre 14 godina

Is this news in the country with the highest corruption in the Western Balkans? Serbs are too busy bashing others to see that "corruption is a way of life in Serbia" http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/271649,survey-corruption-is-a-way-of-life-in-serbia-say-serbs.html

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SpeedingTicket

pre 14 godina

Is this news in the country with the highest corruption in the Western Balkans?
(Corruption, 15 June 2009 17:10)

Using an alias, so people don't know on what side of the trench I am sitting. Most of us got a speeding ticket at least once.

So please do me a favor. Please describe in best details the procedure how does the local police (Serbs, Albanians does not matter) pull over an unknown car. Do they pull over up-front or from the back? From where do they approach the stopped car? How many of them? What is the best way to minimize the financial "damage"?

Just curious and you will see, why.

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Corruption

pre 14 godina

Is this news in the country with the highest corruption in the Western Balkans? Serbs are too busy bashing others to see that "corruption is a way of life in Serbia" http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/271649,survey-corruption-is-a-way-of-life-in-serbia-say-serbs.html

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SpeedingTicket

pre 14 godina

Is this news in the country with the highest corruption in the Western Balkans?
(Corruption, 15 June 2009 17:10)

Using an alias, so people don't know on what side of the trench I am sitting. Most of us got a speeding ticket at least once.

So please do me a favor. Please describe in best details the procedure how does the local police (Serbs, Albanians does not matter) pull over an unknown car. Do they pull over up-front or from the back? From where do they approach the stopped car? How many of them? What is the best way to minimize the financial "damage"?

Just curious and you will see, why.

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