Belgrade Prosecutors Release Evidence Analysis in Dismissed Case Against Veselin Milić

The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has detailed its reasoning for dismissing charges against Veselin Milić, former head of the Police Administration for the City of Belgrade. Milić had been accused of aiding a perpetrator after the fact in the murder of Aleksandar Nešović, known as Baja, at a restaurant on Senjak.

Prosecutors stated that the evidence did not support the accusation. They cited surveillance footage from May 12, 2026, showing Nešović driving his black BMW X7 out of his garage twice. Later that evening, a black BMW 5, followed by a white Fiat Tipo, were seen heading towards Užička Street. Milić's official BMW 5, accompanied by security personnel, entered his residential garage around 11:15 PM and left again at 11:19 PM.

Further surveillance footage from the Belgrade Police Administration garage showed the white Fiat Tipo and the black BMW 5 entering at 11:29 PM. The prosecution also noted that Nešović's residence is approximately a seven-minute drive to the restaurant "27," as is Milić's residence, considering night driving conditions. Cell tower data for a related phone number was also examined for the period in question.