The Municipal Court in Sarajevo ordered one month of custody for Nemanja Gajić, in whose truck about 35 kilograms of the drug cannabis were found.[1] The court ordered the custody because of the danger that he could repeat the criminal offence if left at liberty.[1]

SIPA, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s State Agency for Investigation and Protection, found the cannabis when its investigators searched his truck.[2] A SIPA spokesperson confirmed that the drug was found and temporarily seized during a search of a freight motor vehicle.[3] The operation was carried out under the code name MC, on a warrant from the Municipal Court in Sarajevo and under the supervision of the Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor’s Office.[4]

The Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor’s Office said Gajić was arrested on 6 November in the Ilijaš area and that the drug was intended for street sale.[2] The prosecution proposed the one-month custody and Gajić, after being handed over and questioned, was brought before the Municipal Court in Sarajevo.[2]

He is suspected of the illegal trade in narcotic drugs.[1] In its first account on 6 November, SIPA’s statement said two people had been deprived of liberty in operation MC over the roughly 35 kilograms of skunk found in the freight vehicle.[4]