Seized property worth millions

Since March 2009, 21 financial investigations have begun against 208 people in Serbia for seizing property worth tens of millions of euros. At a press conference of the Belgrade Special Court, the Organized Crime Prosecutor Miljko Radisavljevic said that most of the seized property was taken from people who were in the drug trade. Seized property worth millions He said that homes, apartments, property, cars, and money were seized, but did not want to give any names of who they were taken from, because there are some investigations still ongoing. Some of the seized cars were displayed to the journalists in front of the building of the Special Court in Belgrade, and before the press conference began, a video of EUR 550,000 that was seized from drug dealers was shown. Justice Minister Snezana Malovic said that a total of 30 cars were seized from people who are under investigation by the organized crime prosecution, and that the value of these automobiles is about EUR 100,000. Malovic said that Serbia will continue its fight against organized crime.

Seized property worth millions

He said that homes, apartments, property, cars, and money were seized, but did not want to give any names of who they were taken from, because there are some investigations still ongoing.

Some of the seized cars were displayed to the journalists in front of the building of the Special Court in Belgrade, and before the press conference began, a video of EUR 550,000 that was seized from drug dealers was shown.

Justice Minister Snežana Malović said that a total of 30 cars were seized from people who are under investigation by the organized crime prosecution, and that the value of these automobiles is about EUR 100,000.

Malović said that Serbia will continue its fight against organized crime.