Following earlier information that Luka Bojovic’s notorious associate and multiple murderer Siniša Petrić alias Zenica would arrive in Bosnia and Herzegovina today, the extradition has been postponed again and it remains unclear when it will take place. It is still unknown.
Petrich, who is serving a 15-year prison sentence in Spain, was scheduled to be transferred to Foca prison on January 17, as confirmed by judicial authorities on the ATV charge. However, his extradition was postponed due to his alleged involvement in an incident in Spain. Spanish prison.
February 2nd is the new extradition date, but it is unclear when Mr Petrich will be extradited to Bosnia and Herzegovina, as the competent authorities have not yet received any formal notification from Interpol or the Spanish authorities.
Recall that the Banja Luka District Court previously accepted Petrić’s request to serve the remaining 15 years of his sentence in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This refers to the two sentences he was sentenced in Spain and Serbia.
The Banja Luka Court accepted the Spanish judgment on February 11, 2020, and will also accept the Subotica District Court judgment on February 1, 2023.
Petrich was sentenced by the Spanish National Court to five years in prison for organized crime and 10 years for possession of weapons and firearms during wartime. “Zemun” Luka Bojovic and Vladimir Milisavljevic were also sentenced with him.
Petric was sentenced to life imprisonment in Subotica in 1995, but in 1997 the Serbian Supreme Court changed the sentence to 15 years in prison. He was later convicted of a serious robbery committed as part of a criminal group.
It was about a group of notorious murderers led by Marinco Magda. According to Serbian media, the group massacred 14 people in Vojvodina and Hungary, writes Klix.ba.