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On June 18, Novosti reports that Sasa Vukovic Boske spent two days giving his defense at the Higher Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade over suspicions in the killing of Aleksandar Nesovic Baja at restaurant "27" in Senjak. The update follows N1/Danas reporting that the questioning began on June 16 at his own request.
On June 16, Sasa Vukovic Boske, whom prosecutors describe as the direct perpetrator in the killing of Aleksandar Nesovic Baja at restaurant "27" in Senjak, was questioned at the Higher Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade at his own request. His lawyer Ivan Simic confirmed to Insajder/N1 that questioning will continue on June 17, while the details of the statement remain unknown.
On the morning of June 15, the roof of the Enjub shopping center in Block 45 in New Belgrade caught fire; fire brigade commander Dragan Mikovic said the fire was under control, no civilians were injured, and two firefighters suffered minor glass cuts.
021, Danas, and Kurir reported that on the evening of June 14 a line thunderstorm system moved through Vojvodina and Belgrade: in Novi Sad, heavy rain with hail started around 19:30 and lasted about half an hour; in Backa, lightning and wind caused field fires and fallen trees; and parts of Zemun lost electricity. RHMZ warned of downpours, hail, and wind gusts above 60 km/h as the system moved across Belgrade and central/eastern Serbia until midnight.
On June 13, the Higher Prosecutor's Office said it had expanded the investigation into Aleksandar Nesovic's killing at restaurant "27" in Senjak: Sasa V. and Mario S. are now suspected of aggravated murder as co-perpetrators, Danka V. of assisting aggravated murder, and evidentiary actions were ordered for eight more suspects. Veselin Milic now appears in the failure-to-report branch; prosecutors had earlier explained that the assistance-after-the-crime part of the complaint was dismissed because evidence did not confirm he was present at the killing or removed traces.
On June 12, Novosti reported that the Higher Court in Belgrade extended custody for former Belgrade police chief Veselin Milic for up to 30 days so he could not destroy, hide, alter, or falsify evidence. In a separate item, Novosti said custody was also extended for up to 30 days for Sasa Vukovic, Mario S., Danka V., Nenad L., Dejan S., and Jasna Z. in the Aleksandar Nesovic Baja murder case.
