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The police and the prosecutor's office are now investigating the circumstances of Jukić's departure from the country and the handling of money intended for pension payments.
POSTMAN S. J. (31) from Capljina, who disappeared with pension money, turned himself in to the police after returning from Thailand. He was released to defend himself from freedom, and the fate of the money is still unknown.
The Herzegovina-Neretva County Prosecutor's Office announced that there were no grounds for ordering the detention of postman Stipe Jukić, who went to Thailand with his pensions and was arrested earlier this week. They added that the prosecutor on duty was informed of the suspect's arrest. "After that, the suspect was taken to the Čapljina Police Station and questioned as a suspect. […] The post The exact amount of pensions stolen by postman Sti…
The Herzegovina-Neretva County Prosecutor's Office confirmed that there were no legal grounds for proposing and ordering detention for postman Stipe.
The Cantonal Prosecutor's Office of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton announced that there were no grounds for ordering the detention of postman Stipe Jukić, who went to Thailand with pensions and was arrested earlier this week.
Prosecutor's Office on the case of postman Stipe Jukić, who went to Thailand with pensions: "There were no grounds for ordering custody" - In the meantime, the determination of the exact amount of money suspected of being embezzled, as well as the collection of other evidence, continues
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