Charged of barricades in the North, with thick criminal files

But he, in prison, could stay longer if convicted of participating in the establishment of barricades, the work he was recently charged with.

In fact, some of the other 5 indictees in this case have had jobs with Kosovo's justice institutions.

According to the indictment provided by Dukagjini, Milos Radosavlevich, was part of the trial in the Banjska case, but in the quality of the witness. In a statement he defended him, Dusan Maksimovich.

And, Dusan Drobac, there was a strict sense of judgment, for a very different case. The court, he found guilty of participating in the violent protest against KFOR in Zvecan, for which he sentenced to 18 months in prison, and 15 thousand euros in fines.

Working on the law had another indictee, Nenad Orlovic. That, according to the indictment, was caught twice by illegally crossing the Kosovo-Serbia border, for which it had received penalties of the formal form.

But this one, if convicted, will forget all these sentences, since the next one could be much bigger.

Orlovic, according to the indictment, was one of the key persons who drove trucks that were installed as barricaded in December 2022. In the indictment, media images have also been used, which caught him just by driving away trucks, which are mentioned as having explosives.

...has organised members of armed criminal groups who have deployed and established combat positions with bags filled with sand and opened war instincts, as well as installed explosives in vehicles placed on barricades since the intervention of the Kosovo police or KFOR, to remove the barricades to deal with all the means that have been available to” - Part of the indictment.

The prosecution, in the indictment, has identified the leader of the group, and the goals, which are estimated to go beyond a protest.

The “criminal group, led by Milan Radoicic, have planned to block strategy, co-ordination, logistics, monitoring the Kosovo Police, and deploying citizens and personnel to strategic points, creating barricades on the streets and opening up deadlocks or military positions in many strategic parts of the northern part of the Republic of Kosovo. The presence of armed and uniformed persons shows that barricades have served as combat offensive positions and not only as roadblocks, beyond the goal of protest or civic discontent. The connection of these persons to later events (such as the Banjsca case) testifies to a continuation of criminal activities” - Party from the indictment.

After the act of accuser is established, judgment is soon to begin.

Milan Radojcic was also being investigated for the acts, but the Special Prosecutor has suspended the investigation against him and the 10 others, since they were unattainable from the prosecution's organs.