Apelacioni sud u Nišu trenutno se suočava sa važnim sudskim procesom koji se tiče ubistva dvogodišnje devojčice Danke Ilić, koje je nastupilo 26. marta 2024. godine u Banjskom polju kod Bora. Ovaj slučaj, koji je ostavio duboko trajne povrede u zajednici, sada se nalazi na višem nivou sudskog postupka, gde se odlučuje o žalbi podnesenoj protiv odluke Višeg suda u Negotinu. Odluka Višeg suda, koja je potvrdila optužnicu protiv Dejana Dragijevića i Srđana Jankovića, a odbила optužbu protiv Radoslava Dragijevića, roditelja Dejana, sada se može opuniti na Apelacionom sudu u Nišu. Ovaj proces je postao središte pažnje i za javnost, i za institucije, zbog kompleksnosti slučaja i dubokog društvenog značaja.
Proces je započeo u okviru pravnog postupka koji je uključivao više faza. Početkom marta 2024. godine, Više javno tužilaštvo u Zaječaru podnela je optužnicu protiv Dejana Dragijevića i Srđana Jankovića, koji su optuženi za teško ubistvo u saizvršilaštvu. Optužnica je podignuta nakon dopune istrage, koja je sprovedena po nalogu Apelacionog suda u Nišu. Takođe, u tom procesu, Radoslav Dragijević, očeva Dejana, bio je osumnjičen za pomoć učiniocu posle izvršenja krivičnog dela. Međutim, Viši sud u Negotinu je odbio optužbu protiv Radoslava i obustavio krivični postupak protiv njega. Odluka Višeg suda je objavljena, a Više javno tužilaštvo u Zaječaru je podnelo žalbu na tu odluku, što je sada predmet razmatranja Apelacionog suda u Nišu.
U procesu su uključeni brojni subjekti, uključujući policiju, sudove, tužilaštvo i branitelje optuženih. Dejan Dragijević i Srđan Janković su bili zaposleni u kompaniji JKP „Vodovod“, a sumnja se da su 26. marta 2024. godine udarili dvogodišnju devojčicu, Danke Ilić, automobilom, a zatim ju su bacili na deponiju. Telo devojčice nije ikada pronađeno, što je dodatno ozbiljno pogoršalo situaciju. Sumnja se da je Radoslav Dragijević, očeva Dejana, pomogao sinu da sakrije telo. Međutim, Viši sud u Negotinu je odbio optužbu protiv njega, što je izazvalo žalbu Višeg javnog tužilaštva u Zaječaru.
Pored toga, u procesu su uključeni i drugi relevantni subjekti. Rođeni brat Dejana Dragijevića, Dalibor Dragijević, preminuo je 7. aprila 2024. godine u prostorijama Policijske uprave u Boru tokom zadržavanja. Ovo događanje je dodatno ukrao pažnju i izazvalo interesovanje oko procesa i njegovih posledica. U međuvremenu, više informacija o slučaju su dostavljene medijima, uključujući detalje o tome kako je devojčica ubijena, kako su bili uključeni u proces i kakav je bio njen status u skladu sa pravom.
Proces je takođe povezan sa širem okruženjem i političkim kontekstom. U međuvremenu, Beogradska policija je intenzivno tražila dva ubica koji su u bekstvu nakon brutalnog ubistva Darka Veskovića, poznatog kao „Prika“. Ovaj slučaj, koji se dešava u drugom delu Srbije, je takođe bio pod ogromnom pažnjom, a njegova povezanost sa drugim kriminalnim aktivitetima je dodatno složila situaciju. U tom kontekstu, Apelacioni sud u Nišu, koji trenutno odlučuje o žalbi u slučaju Danke Ilić, ima značajan uticaj na dalji tok pravnih procesa i na društveno stanje u regionu.
U budućnosti, očekuje se da će Apelacioni sud u Nišu doneti odluku koja će odrediti dalji tok procesa. Ako odluka potvrdi optužnicu protiv Dejana Dragijevića i Srđana Jankovića, to će značiti da će biti doneta finalna presuda, koja može rezultirati kaznama doživotnog zatvora. Međutim, ako se odluka promeni, to će moći da izazove novi proces ili promenu u pravnom postupku. Umešanje više sudskih instanci, kao i konflikte između različitih organa, pokazuju da je ovaj slučaj jedan od najkompleksnijih u savremenom srpskom pravosudnom sistemu.
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Večernje novostiParty-alignedCenteryesterdayThe article reports on the ongoing investigation into the murder of Aleksandra Nešović Baja, who was killed at the restaurant '27' in the village of Senjak on May 12th. Dejan S., a local owner of an auto repair shop and close relative of the first suspect Saša Vuković Bosketa, has been brought back for questioning by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade. He is accused of involvement in hiding the body and failing to report the crime. According to unofficial information, he admitted to aiding the perpetrator after the crime was committed. Dejan S. was arrested during an attempt to deliver documents and money to Vuković and Marija Stanković for escape. The police also discovered fake documents and €10,000 in his car. Vuković, the main suspect, claimed he shot Baja in self-defense after being repeatedly harassed and extorted.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual developments in a criminal case without overt ideological framing. While the case involves high-profile individuals and legal proceedings, the narrative remains focused on the investigation and does not take a clear partisan stance. The emphasis is on procedural aspects,
RepublikaParty-alignedCenter4 days agoThe Appeals Court in Niš is currently deciding an appeal related to the murder of a two-year-old girl from Bor who was killed on March 26, 2024. The case involves Dejan Dragijević and Srđan Janković, who were initially indicted for the crime. The court previously confirmed the indictment against Dragijević and Janković but overturned the charges against Radoslav Dragijević, the father of Dejan, who was accused of helping his son hide the child’s body. The Appeals Court upheld part of the indictment against Dragijević and Janković while returning the portion concerning Radoslav Dragijević to the lower court for reconsideration. The prosecution has requested that both men receive life imprisonment.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual legal update regarding a criminal case without overt ideological framing. It reports on judicial proceedings, including the confirmation and reversal of charges, without apparent partisan emphasis. While the case involves high stakes and public interest, the tone and d
Telegraf.rsParty-alignedCenter4 days agoThe Higher Court in Negotin has referred the case against Dejan Dragijević and Srđan Janković, accused of the murder of two-year-old Danka Ilić on March 26, 2024, to the Appellate Court in Niš for decision on the appeal filed by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Zaječar. Previously, the court confirmed the indictment against Dragijević and Janković for the serious crime of murder but rejected the charges and suspended the criminal proceedings against Radoslav Dragijević, Dejan’s father, who was suspected of helping his son hide the girl’s body. The defense of the accused did not file appeals against the decision of the Higher Court in Negotin. The Appellate Court in Niš upheld part of the indictment related to Dragijević and Janković but annulled the part concerning Radoslav Dragijević and returned it to the first-instance court for reconsideration. The indictment, based on additional investigation ordered by the Appellate Court in Niš after returning the decision twice, accuses Dragijević and Janković of committing the crime of serious murder in complicity. The prosecution proposed that the court sentence Dragijević and Janković to life imprisonment. It is believed that the
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual account of legal proceedings involving a high-profile murder case. It does not exhibit clear bias through loaded language, one-sided sourcing, or omission of context. The content focuses on judicial decisions and legal processes without apparent ideological framing.
KurirParty-alignedCenter4 days agoThe Higher Court in Negotin has referred the case against Dejan Dragijević and Srđan Janković, accused of the murder of two-year-old Danka Ilić on March 26, 2024, to the Appellate Court in Niš for decision on the appeal filed by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Zaječar. The court previously confirmed the indictment against Dragijević and Janković for the crime of aggravated murder but rejected the charges against Radoslav Dragijević, Dejan’s father, who was suspected of helping his son hide the girl’s body. The Appellate Court in Niš upheld the part of the indictment related to Dragijević and Janković but annulled the part concerning Radoslav Dragijević and sent it back to the lower court for reconsideration. The prosecution requested life imprisonment for Dragijević and Janković. According to suspicions, the suspects hit the child with a car at a waterworks facility where they were employed, placed her body in a vehicle, and later disposed of it at a landfill. Radoslav Dragijević is believed to have assisted in moving the body. Dejan Dragijević’s cousin, Dalibor Dragijević, died in police custody in Bor on April 7, 2024.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a factual account of legal proceedings involving criminal charges and judicial decisions. It does not exhibit overtly biased language, one-sided sourcing, or editorializing. The content focuses on the legal process and does not take a stance on the guilt or innocence of the涉案人.
BlicIndependentCenter4 days agoThe case involving the alleged murder of two-year-old Danka Ilić on March 26, 2024, has returned to the Appellate Court in Niš after the Higher Court in Negotin referred the matter for decision on an appeal filed by the Higher Public Prosecution Office in Zaječar. The Higher Court previously confirmed the indictment against Dejan Dragijević and Srđan Janković for the serious crime of murder but dismissed the charges and halted proceedings against Radoslav Dragijević, Dejan’s father, who was accused of helping his son hide the girl’s body. The prosecution has requested life imprisonment for Dragijević and Janković. The victim’s body has never been found, and there is suspicion that the suspects struck the child with a car before discarding her body at a landfill and later moving it. Radoslav Dragijević is suspected of assisting his son in relocating the body. The case involves multiple legal steps and appeals.
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Telegraf.rsParty-alignedCenter4 days ago He shook hands with the victim and fired 6 shots, a red envelope!The Belgrade police are intensively searching for N.K. and his accomplice D.Dž., who fled after brutally killing Darko Vesković, known as 'Prika' (45), in the neighborhood of Kumodraž. The direct perpetrator has been placed under a red Interpol wanted notice, while the investigation also points to individuals suspected of providing logistical support after the crime. The murder occurred on June 22 at a café in Kumodraž, where the attacker approached Vesković, shook hands with him, then shot him in the head and back with six bullets. At least seven witnesses were present during the attack. Vesković was killed while on legal outdoor exercise outside his house, which had been under electronic monitoring since June 2024. He had spent six years in prison for the alleged assassination of Blaža Đurović, a prominent member of the Kavač clan, in March 2018. The higher court in Belgrade ruled in 2024 that Vesković, along with an unidentified person, shot Đurović dead with 29 rounds from an automatic rifle. Vesković was initially sentenced to 15 years but the appellate court overturned the verdict due to issues with the DNA evidence presented.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about a criminal case involving individuals linked to organized crime and their legal proceedings. It does not exhibit clear ideological bias, loaded language, or one-sided sourcing. The content focuses on the sequence of events, witness accounts, and legal背景
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