Štimac again taken into custody; new 48-hour detention order issued

Immediately after news broke that he had been released from detention, he sought medical assistance.&ldquo;He felt unwell,&rdquo; an Informer source said.According to unofficial information, after visiting the Emergency Center&mdash;where he was taken upon requesting a medical examination from the police&mdash;&Scaron;timac is now in police custody.According to reports, &Scaron;timac remains in a 48-hour detention period. Previously, Judge Ksenija Marić of the Belgrade Higher Court accepted his lawyer&rsquo;s appeal against the Belgrade Higher Public Prosecutor&rsquo;s Office decision that had placed him in 48-hour detention and annulled that decision.The media report that, following the prosecutor&rsquo;s order, the police issued a new detention decision for &Scaron;timac.Earlier, media outlets had reported that Judge Ksenija Marić had released Vladimir &Scaron;timac. She annulled his police detention before his questioning by the prosecutor and released him.Recall that &Scaron;timac was arrested last night for allegedly inciting violence throughout the day in front of the Serbian Parliament, reportedly calling on people to attack the so-called Ćacilend and police officers securing the event, with the aim of violently overthrowing legitimate government representatives.

Štimac again taken into custody; new 48-hour detention order issued

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