Serbian criminal group leader: Vuchy asked me for various services

The leader of a criminal group suspected of several brutal murders, Veljko Belivuk denied being a murderer at a hearing hearing two weeks ago. Serbian media suggested that at his trial hearing he has spoken about his alleged relationship with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and other leaders of his Party.

Among other media reports, Vucic and his associates asked him for more services to check that in the partisan team's stands not cheered against the president, to intimidate those who staged anti-government protests, to ensure peace in the Crenaria Parade, but also to influence taxers to cancel protests against the transport app <x0CarGo<1>.

All of this is said to have been released by a Belivuk hearing transcript, which was taken by the CRIK, a non-governmental and non-profit organisation founded to improve research journalism in Serbia.

Otherwise, Belivuk is suspected of being behind five brutal killings, a torture and drug trade, and photos of his victims' severed and slaughtered bodies have been published by government officials on several occasions. Even the Bellivuk clan is considered one of the most brutal in the region.

It is also characteristic of this criminal group that they have had strong contacts in the country for years mainly in police and politics. Among other local media say you knew that a transcript of the Belivuk prosecutor's hearing has already been found on July 5th, which could replace “type” further history.

It is seen that he first said briefly that he was not a criminal but a “fan leader” and that he was not responsible for the murders, kidnappings and drug trafficking, but he did not want to answer the prosecutor's questions about him.

At his initiative, however, he began talking about his dealings with the powerful.

I decided to tell everything about my relationship with Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vucic, Police Minister Alexander Vulin, Vucic's brother, friends, grooms and all the other politicians who asked for services, and now they act like we don't know each other!”

During the questioning of nearly half an hour, he listed various services allegedly performed for Vuciqi and his people and listed the names of SNS members he met.

He has also confirmed that he has kept contact with President Vucic mainly through hooligan Alexander Vidojevic, better known as Aca Roshawi, who is a friend of the president's son, but also that he allegedly saw Vucic personally.

Bellivuk, among other things, has told the prosecutor that he was a member of the Serbian Progressive Party since 2011. He explained that his arrest in 2016, on suspicion of involvement in a murder in downtown Belgrade, had caused politicians to lose control of Partizan's tribuna. /abcnews. al