politics
April 1, 2026
Jugoslav Tintor, lawyer for Rector Vladan Đokić, spoke out after police raid on the Rectorate
Lawyer Jugoslav Tintor, legal representative of the Rector of the University of Belgrade, Vladan Đokić, said today that the police, during a nine-hour search of the Rectorate building, found nothing that is the subject of a criminal offense, nor does he see any basis for initiating any criminal proceedings against the Rector.
TL;DR
- Police conducted a nine-hour search of the University of Belgrade's Rectorate building.
- The Rector's lawyer, Jugoslav Tintor, stated that no evidence of criminal offenses was found.
- Items seized were related to student protests, such as banners, posters, and flyers.
- Tintor believes the seized items are not illegal and do not constitute grounds for criminal proceedings.
- The search involved approximately thirty inspectors and covered all areas of the building.
- Documentation requested by the police was provided within 20 minutes.
- Tintor described the operation as 'overdimensioned' and does not expect similar actions to be repeated.
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