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Chief suspect in Serbian prime minister's assassination surrenders to police
3 May 2004
Chief suspect in Serbian prime minister's last year's assassination surrendered to police Sunday.
Milorad Lukovic "Legija" surrendered at 9 p.m. in Belgrade, Serbian Interior Minister Dragan Jocic said.
He has been on the run since March 12, 2003, when Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic was gunned down by a sniper in front of the government building.
He has been on the run since March 12, 2003, when Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic was gunned down by a sniper in front of the government building.
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