Red Interpol notice issued for arrest of Sakib Mahmuljin

According to the Interpol database, 194 countries are looking for Mahmuljin. It has been stated that he is unavailable to law enforcement

This morning, the international police agency Interpol issued a red notice (warrant) for Sakib Mahmuljin, Bosnia-Herzegovina-based site Avaz said it had learned.

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The notice was issued after the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH) requested it yesterday. More precisely, this judicial institution issued an order for an international notice to be issued for the convicted Sakib Mahmuljin.

This morning BiH police agencies acted according it, after the official request arrived at the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

According to the Interpol database, as confirmed by Avaz, 194 countries are looking for Mahmuljin. It has been stated that he is unavailable to law enforcement.

Sakib Mahmuljin is the former commander of the 3rd Corps of the wartime so-called Army of the Republic Bosnia and Herzegovina, who has been sentenced to eight years in prison by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina because he did not prevent the murders and inhuman acts committed against Serbs in the area of Vozuca and Zavidovici by members of the "El-Mujahideen" detachment.

Mahmuljin was supposed to appear in court on November 23 to be sent to prison for war crimes committed against Serbs.

However, he reportedly instead went to Turkey for medical treatment.

(Telegraf.rs)