Bosnian police arrest Wahhabi leader

Strong police forces arrested Nusret Imamovic, his brother Eldin and one more person in the village of Gornja Maoca on Wednesday. The strong police forces have been searching several locations in the Wahhabi community in the the village of Gornja Maoca since Wednesday morning. Bosnian police arrest Wahhabi leader “The goal of the SIPA officers’ operation is to collect evidence that could be tied to the mentioned attack on the U.S. Embassy and all the evidence that will possibly be found will be handed over to the Bosnia-Herzegovina Prosecution after forensic processing,” SIPA has reported. The Bosnia-Herzegovina Prosecution and State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) have announced that more details about the operation will be released later during the day. According to unofficial information, around 150 SIPA members and police officers are taking part in the operation. It was determined earlier that Melvid Jasarevic, who fired at the U.S. Embassy in Sarajevo in late October, had spent time in Gornja Maoca before the attack. Police officers are seen during the operation in Gornja Maoca (Dnevni Avaz) Tanjug Dnevni avaz

Bosnian police arrest Wahhabi leader

“The goal of the SIPA officers’ operation is to collect evidence that could be tied to the mentioned attack on the U.S. Embassy and all the evidence that will possibly be found will be handed over to the Bosnia-Herzegovina Prosecution after forensic processing,” SIPA has reported.

The Bosnia-Herzegovina Prosecution and State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) have announced that more details about the operation will be released later during the day.

According to unofficial information, around 150 SIPA members and police officers are taking part in the operation.

It was determined earlier that Melvid Jašarević, who fired at the U.S. Embassy in Sarajevo in late October, had spent time in Gornja Maoča before the attack.