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Jaćimović is released from prison, the Bravo movement paid his fine of 30,000 dinars

Milomir Jaćimović, an autoprevoznik, is exiting prison after the civil movement Bravo paid his fine of 30,000 dinars. He had been detained because he could not pay the penalty for traffic violations. Jaćimović stated he has already paid four million dinars in fines and claims the fines are not legally justified. He expressed frustration with the system and said he expects more fines in the future.

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18. jun. 2026. 13:10

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Autoprevoznik iz Đurđeva Milomir Jaćimović danas će biti pušten iz Okružnog zatvora u Novom Sadu, nakon što je građanski pokret Bravo platio njegovu prekršajnu kaznu.

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Kako se navodi u saopštenju, kazna je plaćena kako Jaćimović ne bi ostavio sina samog, usled novih bezbednosnih pretnji.

Jaćimović se na izdržavanje jednomesečne kazne javio u ponedeljak, 15. juna, nakon što mu je određena zatvorska kazna, jer nije platio dug za prekršaje u iznosu od 30.000 dinara.

On je tada rekao da je do sada platio četiri miliona dinara za kazne, te da više ne želi to da radi. Istakao je i da očekuje da će tih kazni biti još u narednom periodu.

"Ne mogu više da platim te kazne, koje uopšte nisu ni pisane po zakonu. Slali su pozive čak i kad sam štrajkovao ispred zgrade Banovine, znajući da ne mogu da te pozive primim, dok su 'studenti koji žele da uče u Pionirskom parku' prijavljeni na Pionirski park i dobijaju sve. Ja jednostavno ne želim i molim narod da se kazne ne uplaćuju", rekao je Jaćimović u ponedeljak pre ulaska u zatvor na Klisi.

Poručio je i da će sve kazne da "časno i pošteno" odleži.

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Source document: Saopštenje građanskog pokreta Bravo

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N1 SrbijaIndependentCenter3 days ago
Jaćimović is released from prison, the Bravo movement paid his fine of 30,000 dinars

Milomir Jaćimović, an autoprevoznik, is exiting prison after the civil movement Bravo paid his fine of 30,000 dinars. He had been detained because he could not pay the penalty for traffic violations. Jaćimović stated he has already paid four million dinars in fines and claims the fines are not legally justified. He expressed frustration with the system and said he expects more fines in the future.

Bias read (Center): The article reports on a legal matter involving a public figure and a civil organization paying a fine. The content is factual, quoting statements from Jaćimović without overtly favoring any political side. There is no evident ideological framing or biased language.

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  • organisation Saopštenje građanskog pokreta Bravo
  • statement Izjava Milomira Jaćimovića

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