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BiH SIPA Police arrested an Afghan Citizen for aggravated Murder

Published: June 4, 2024
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Members of the State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) of Bosnia and Herzegovina arrested an Afghan citizen in the area of ​​East Sarajevo according to a warrant issued by Belgrade for the crimes of aggravated murder and illegal production, possession and sale of weapons and explosive devices.

The arrest operation was carried out yesterday in cooperation with the officials of the Service for Affairs with Foreigners of Bosnia and Herzegovina, SIPA announced.

After criminal processing, the Afghan will be handed over to the extradition judge of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina for further processing.

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