Serbian police conducted a search of the residence and office of Aleksandar Radiq, a military analyst, in Belgrade. The action was carried out as part of an ongoing investigation initiated by the High Public Prosecutor’s Office. The inquiry pertains to the deployment of “tear gas balls” that occurred during an anti-government protest held on March 15, 2025.
According to announcements made at the location, the investigative body is actively examining the circumstances surrounding the protest materials. Radiq’s legal representative, Stefan Qorda, addressed the media, confirming that while the police raided the premises, no arrest warrant had been issued for his client, and Radiq remains free. Details regarding the search revealed that the operation concluded near 9:00 PM.
Qorda stated that the police conducted a thorough examination of the property, focusing specifically on equipment and computers. He noted that the search encompassed items belonging to multiple individuals, including the seizure of several computers attributed to a female resident. The investigation into the use of the projectiles during the protest continues, with the authorities examining the role of individuals associated with military analysis in the events.
The police presence and subsequent search underscore the scope of the official inquiry into the incident that took place several months prior.
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