USKOK launches arrests and evidence gathering in Split corruption probe

Croatia's Office for the Suppression of Corruption and Organized Crime (USKOK) has launched an operation involving arrests and immediate evidence-gathering measures in the Split area. The agency confirmed that the actions are being carried out by the police, under USKOK's directive.

The operation focuses on two individuals who are strongly suspected of engaging in corrupt criminal activities. USKOK stated that these measures are being taken to secure evidence and establish the facts of the case. The specific nature of the alleged corrupt offenses has not yet been detailed.

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Arrests and urgent evidence-gathering actions are underway.

Following the questioning of the suspects, USKOK will determine the next steps in the investigation. The agency has pledged to keep the public informed about any further developments in the case in a timely manner. The article also notes that Dario Šimić was brought in for questioning by USKOK, though his connection to this specific operation is not immediately clear from the provided text.

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The actions are being carried out in the Split area concerning two individuals who are reasonably suspected of committing corrupt criminal offenses.