The confiscated documents reportedly refer to the company's financial transactions in the period from 1999 to date.
The entity police did not issue any statements on the operation that was carried out upon orders by the State Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina, which is run by foreign judicial officials. During the day, the police took to Sarajevo the head of the company's department for legal affairs, Zdenka Simunovic, and her husband, after a search of their apartment in Mostar.
Zdenka Simunovic told the media the police confiscated some documents from their apartment.
Zdenka Simunovic was one of nine suspects in the ongoing investigation into the case. In the meantime, charges against her have been dropped, while charges against the four Lijanovic brothers, the incumbent leader of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Dragan Covic, Constitutional Court president Mate Tadic and Professor Zdravko Lucic have been confirmed. They are charged with corruption and evasion of customs duties.
One of the company's owners, Jerko Ivankovic, said the police operation was launched because the case was weak and due to pressure by the company's rivals.