CRIME INVESTIGATION
APRIL 13 2009 16:57h
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Two suspects for the kidnapping of Ante Jelavic were arrested on Friday, a third on Saturday. On Sunday two of them were released.
ZAGREB, CROATIA - Police officers from the department of organized crime, in cooperation with USKOK (Office for the Suppression of Corruption and Organized Crime) and PNUSKOK (Police National Office for the Suppression of Corruption and Organized Crime) ended their criminal processing of three Croatian citizens, due to suspicions they kidnapped Ante Jelavic. The three suspects were born in 1971, 1963 and 1977.
Two Croatian citizens suspected of this crime were arrested in Zagreb on Friday, and a third 32 year old man was arrested in the Dubrovnik area on Saturday. On Saturday the investigations centre of the Zagreb County Court brought in the 38 and 46 year olds, and a day later on Sunday the 32 year old man was brought before the court.
Two people were released to freedom on Sunday, and the police are now waiting for the results of the forensic analysis of evidence gathered at a house suspected to have been used by the kidnappers.
In the family home of Vlado Curic in Rama, which was searched on Saturday, evidence was found such as a blindfold and bindings for hands, which are suspected to have been used in the kidnapping.
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