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Glavni Ravnatelj Policije Priznao Propuste Prije Femicida U Slatini: 'Utvrđene Su Slabosti U Tri Ključna Područja'

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U postupanju policije neposredno prije posljednjeg femicida u Slatini nisu poduzete sve radnje koje su se, s obzirom na posen rizike, trebale provesti, izjavio je u subotu glavni ravnatelj policije Nikola Milina. „U ranijim postupanjima tijekom srpnja i […] Objava Glavni ravnatelj policije Priznao propuste prije femicida u Slatini: ‘Utvrđene su slabosti u tri ključna područja’ pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.

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U postupanju policije neposredno prije posljednjeg femicida u Slatini nisu poduzete sve radnje koje su se, s obzirom na posen rizike, trebale provesti, izjavio je u subotu glavni ravnatelj policije Nikola Milina. „U ranijim postupanjima tijekom srpnja i […] Objava Glavni ravnatelj policije Priznao propuste prije femicida u Slatini: ‘Utvrđene su slabosti u tri ključna područja’ pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.

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The crime occurred on Tuesday around 10 p.m. in Slatina, when a 40-year-old man killed a woman.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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The man who killed his wife, mother of six children in Slatina, committed suicide in prison in Zagreb. An investigation is underway.

A police investigation by the competent police station is underway, as well as other procedures to determine all circumstances.

Milina on femicide in Slatina: Omissions were established.... Not all actions were taken immediately before the murder The post Milina on femicide in Slatina: Omissions were established.... Not all actions were taken immediately before the murder appeared first on Hrvatska danas.

An extraordinary inspection of the Croatian police has identified shortcomings in the actions of police officers immediately before the murder of a mother of six children in Slatina. Proceedings will be initiated against five police officers for serious violations of work discipline. The Director of the Croatian Police, Nikola Milina, presented the findings of the expert team that was sent to the Slatina Police Station after the tragedy. The vic…

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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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