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Woman suspected of Neglecting and Abusing a Child was arrested in BiH

Published: July 12, 2023
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Members of the Zvornik Border Police Unit arrested a woman whose initials are R.N. because the checks established that the Police Department of Banjaluka had issued a search warrant for her for the criminal offense of neglecting and abusing a child.

The Border Police of Bosnia and Herzegovina announced that she was arrested and controlled yesterday on her way out of BiH, at the Karakaj border crossing, and was handed over to the officers of the Zvornik Police Department.

On Saturday, July 8, members of this unit arrested a man whose initials are S.N. because it was established that he is wanted by the Basic Court in Vlasenica to serve a prison sentence, and he was controlled upon entering BiH at the Bratunac crossing and handed over to the officers of the Bijeljina Judicial Police District Center.

On the same day, members of the Hum Border Police Unit arrested a man whose initials are A.M. because it was established that the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) of the Republika Srpska issued a search warrant for him for the criminal offense of evading maintenance, and he was controlled on his way out of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Hum crossing, and handed over to the officers of the Ministry of Interior of the Republika Srpska.

Members of the Gradiška Border Police Unit yesterday arrested a man whose initials are A.P. at the Gradiška crossing upon entering Bosnia and Herzegovina because it was determined that he was wanted by the Municipal Court in Bugojno to serve a prison sentence and was handed over to the officers of the Judicial Police Center in the Posavina Canton.

On the same day, members of the Orašje Border Police Unit arrested a man whose initials are K.F. on entering Bosnia and Herzegovina because it was established that he is wanted by the Basic Court in Zvornik for aggravated theft. He was controlled at the Šamac crossing and handed over to the officers of the Bijeljina Judicial Police District Center.

Members of the Border Police arrested a man whose initials are L.Č. on Monday, July 10, when leaving BiH at the Doljani crossing. because the Visoko Police Department announced a search for him for theft and he was handed over to the officers of the Čapljina Police Department.

On Saturday, July 8, members of the Trebinje Border Police Unit arrested a woman whose initials are Z.S. after it was established that she was wanted by the Basic Court in Zvornik to serve a prison sentence. She was controlled on her way out of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Deleuša crossing and handed over to the officers of the Trebinje Judicial Police District Center.

Members of the Border Police arrested a man whose initials are N.S. on Saturday, July 8, when entering BiH at the Brod crossing. because it was established that he is wanted by the Basic Court in Šamac for the criminal offense of unauthorized production and trafficking of drugs, and he was handed over to the officers of the Doboj Judicial Police District Center.

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