18.07.2012
Serbian edition the Press, with a reference to its sources in special services, writes that a reward of 10 million euro is offered for the murder of Boris Tadic, the former president of the country. The assassin's paymaster is Darko Šarić, also known as “the cocaine king”, accused of smuggling at least 2 tons of opium. The cocaine king was considered to be in Switzerland and to be going to settle down in South America. Serbian police chase down the drug dealer’s crime accomplices, which resulted in the arrest of his brother Duško Šarić in 2010.
The RBC news agency found out that the drug baron also included 5 other Serbian top officials into his black list. They are: Ivica Dačić, the Interior Minister of Serbia, chairman of the Bureau for the Coordination of the National Security Council Miodrag Rakić, chief of the BIA (Security Information Agency) Saša Vukadinović, Organized Crime Prosecutor Miljko Radisavljević and Justice Minister Snežana Malović.
This is the way the leader of the once-powerful criminal empire has decided to retaliate to the officials for the destruction of his criminal group.
It’s noteworthy that while Boris Tadic was the president of Serbia (2004-2012) struggle against organized criminality was a national priority. As a result, in March 2012, premier Zoran Jinjic was shot dead. The killer used sniping weapon. Allegedly, the assassination was ordered by leaders of criminal groups.
