Vahidin Munjić, the former acting director of the Federal Police Administration (FUP), was questioned today as a suspect in the “Spengavanje” case, according to a statement from the Special Department of the Federation of BiH Prosecutor’s Office for the Suppression of Corruption, Organized Crime, and Inter-cantonal Crime (POSKOK).
In the “Spengavanje” case, several individuals are suspected of potential abuse of office or authority, influence peddling, and corruption-related criminal offenses.
POSKOK stated that the questioning of suspects is ongoing.
The case was initiated following the public leak of correspondence and text messages involving high-ranking officials of the Federation of BiH, including Munjić and the Prime Minister of the Federation of BiH, Nermin Nikšić.
According to information available so far, the correspondence discusses the arrangement of employment and promotions for individuals based on party affiliations and family ties. Part of the communication also concerns the Prime Minister’s alleged influence over investigations conducted within the FUP—specifically regarding the company “Autoceste Federacije BiH” (Motorways of the Federation of BiH).
Previously, POSKOK had already questioned Nikšić and the Federal Minister of Internal Affairs, Ramo Isak, as suspects in this case.
