Who is northern ébossian Milan Radojicic, who is being sought by police in Ivanovic's case?

Police still do not have information on Radojchiki's whereabouts, which is also known as the northern boos.

 But to learn more about who Milan Radojicic really is, read the following summary:

Milan Radojicic is close to Zvonko Veselinovic, known as the father of the Ibrit Bridge. Much has been reported to Veselinovic, even it has been said that his political influence in the north but also in Serbia is so great that he had decided to remove the barricade on the Ibri Bridge.

With his escape and commitment in Belgrade, Zvonko left power in the north to Milan Radojicicı, who from some Serbs is being called the Lord of the north, all of this because in the three Serb majority municipalities in the north, no decision can be made without supporting the alleged boss of the Serbian mafia.

Many were told about Radojicic, but it is worth explaining that his power lies in the north with his control over the Serbian List. Milan Radojicic and several of his relatives have been seen in the LS campaign in Leposavic.

With political influence increased, Radojicic also gained power in the field, becoming northern lord who is hard to control by security organs. But, even that little checkout, was managed by Radojicicciı, since Chief of Police Station in the north Zeljko Bojicin has a close friend. Thus, Radojicic's power lies in the police too.

Radojicic began his operations since Serbia's presidential election, where his group bought Mitrovica's Roma votes for Aleksandar Vucicevic. He then participated in any activity on the Serbian List.

The beating of several Kosovo police officers in the north who had gone to sequentise some materials that were registering the Serb population was first learned by Radojicic. That was because, as Metro reported, he himself had organized the attack on them.

Reports of the burning of many cars in the north, including the already dead car Oliver Ivanovic, are suspected to have only one group. It was Milan's who, with these acts, aimed to intimidate anyone who did not fit in.

Fear of sowing Radojicic was not limited to burning cars. He allegedly dropped grenades if necessary. So at least they said Metro's sources within the Kosovo Police in the north, where they linked Radojicic to the grenade attack on the two Serbs' homes only because they had become part of KSF.

Radojicic was also involved in an attack on former Serbian dialogue co-ordinator Borko Stefanovic at a café in the north, attended by Edita Tahiri.

In this case, Kosovo police had not intervened, even though some people's lives were at risk. No police intervention, just because of Milani's control over them.

Meanwhile, Radojcic's powers also confirmed to Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, who met with him a few months ago. For this, Haradinaj had argued that he meets with representatives who choose Serbs themselves, and cannot choose him.

However, Radojicic '%s' is linking him to the murder of Oliver Ivanovic, as in a wiretapping of some Serbian politicians he is cited as the commanding officer, meanwhile, the Serbian state as organiser.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, who has said there is no evidence showing that Radojic is involved in the event.

Meanwhile, Milan Radojicic continues to stay in northern Kosovo, where he allegedly controls the smuggling business and cars. The Serbian media had written about this before.