Bozovic: Serious investigation needed against Radoicic

Balsa Bozovic, deputy of the Democratic Party, said that it was necessary to carry out a serious investigation against the Radical Party member of the Serbian Radical Party, Milan Radoicic, about the killing of the leader of the SDP, Oliver Ivanovic, and that the poligraphy, Radicic , could not be used as proof.

He said at a press conference in the Serbian Parliament that he was Radoicic blamed Oliver Ivanovfor dishonest acts and abuses, and that he threatened him.

Speaking of by the statements of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic that Radoicic "did not participate in the organization, logistics, incentive" and that he passed the polygraph test. Bozovic said that a "real" investigation was to be conducted and that the MUP had marked the private police.

"The polygraph is not a piece of evidence in court, and we can not talk that way by first putting someone on a polygraph in a private police," Bozovic said.

He pointed out that Ivanovic was a representative of the opposition, that the opposition was targeted and considered a threat alongside some media and non-governmental organizations and that, therefore, "the assassination of one of the leaders of the Union for Serbia". Borko Stefanovic in Krusevac.

Bozovic said that he had asked the Committee on Home Affairs, during today 's meeting, to talk about the attack on Stefanovic and security, but that his proposal had been rejected.

He also stated that no one could convince him that the security services had no information about the intentions of the "criminal" people who were waiting and attacking Stefanovic.