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Accountability Begins in Serbia as Well: Vucic's Confidant Detained

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Marko Kricak, the head of the Serbian Criminal Police (UKP), who was considered a confidant of former President Aleksandar Vucic and whose name previously became known due to police violence against anti-government protesters, was detained on Sunday morning on suspicion of abuse of office, Serbian media reported.

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He had been accused by the student movement of brutality during the suppression of protests against the government of Aleksandar Vucic. The post Serbia: Head of the Criminal Investigation Directorate arrested for abuse of power appeared first on in.gr.

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Marko Krčak is accused of abuse of power - He was targeted by students for police violence during anti-government protests

·Marousi, Greece
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Marko Kricak, the head of the Serbian Criminal Police (UKP), who was considered a confidant of former President Aleksandar Vucic and whose name previously became known due to police violence against anti-government protesters, was detained on Sunday morning on suspicion of abuse of office, Serbian media reported.

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Marko Krčak, 42, head of the Criminal Investigations Directorate, had been targeted by students for police violence during anti-government protests The post Serbia: High-ranking police officer, close associate of Vučić, arrested – Accused of abuse of power appeared first on Npress.gr.

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The head of the Serbian police's Criminal Investigation Directorate, Marko Krčak, was arrested today on suspicion of abuse of power in a murder investigation. He had been accused by the student movement of brutality during the suppression of anti-government protests.

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The competent authorities have arrested the head of the Criminal Investigation Directorate of the Serbian police, Marko Krčak, 42, on suspicion of abuse of power in the context of an investigation into a homicide case...More...

·Greece
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tanjug.rs broke the news on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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