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Member of BiH Armed Forces went missing

Published: March 29, 2024
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Members of the Foča Police Department are intensively searching for thirty-year-old Drago Tanasković from Čajniče, whose disappearance was reported to the Čajniče Police Station.

The missing person was last seen on March 26 at around 9:10 p.m., by viewing the video surveillance system of public areas of the municipality of Foča, at the location “Southern Bridge of Freedom” on the Foča-Ustikolina road.

The face is of medium development, height about 175 centimeters, short brown hair, brown eyes, heart-shaped face. He was reported missing yesterday at 8:00 am.

He was wearing a dark blue hooded jacket, denim pants partially torn on the left leg above the knee and sneakers, according to a police statement.

The police department of Foča appeals to citizens, if they see a missing person or come to any information about him, to report it to the nearest police station or by calling the number 122.

Missing Drago Tanasković is a member of the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the media reports that his family has no information about him.

According to the family, Tanasković was detained on suspicion of having committed the criminal offense of attempted extortion. According to their claims, after being detained, he was released on Tuesday around 9 p.m., after which all traces of him were lost, Srna reports.

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