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Corporate crime detection and prevention takes top priority in police work

Belgrade, 20 January 2005

Serbian Minister of Interior Dragan Jocic has said that tackling organised crime will remain the top priority in police work, along with the detection and prevention of corporate crime, which undermines the economic foundations of society and which is the source of all other forms of crime.

Author: FoNet

At a celebration of the Ministry of Interior Day yesterday, Jocic said that fight against corporate crime will be followed by efforts to resolve cases of homicide and to tackle drug trafficking and human trafficking.

Jocic said that the situation in the sphere of public order is relatively satisfactory, except for a few incidents. He reiterated that the ministry will not allow the violation of human and minority rights in multiethnic environments and that it will continue to work on the prevention of attempts to disrupt the traditionally good interethnic relations.

As part of the ceremony, Jocic promoted 170 policemen, while 67 were awarded a gold medal featuring Serbia’s first police minister, Jakov Nenadovic.

The ceremony was attended by Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica, Parliament Speaker Predrag Markovic, Minister of Justice Zoran Stojkovic, Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government Zoran Loncar, Head of the Ministry of Interior’s Public Security Department Miroslav Milosevic, Director of the Security and Intelligence Agency Rade Bulatovic, and Head of the Military-Medical Academy Zoran Stankovic.