SPLIT SPLIT, June 18 - The trial of the so-called "Maglov Group" for the military smuggling of stolen vehicles and groceries ended before the Split County Court on Friday. Twelve members of the "Maglov Group" were sentenced to between
three months and three years in prison, while another four members were acquitted. Ranko Rapajic was sentenced to three years in prison, Zeljko Maglov to two years, and Zoran Dozdor to 16 months in jail. Gojko Zivkovic, charged with smuggling sugar from Bosnia-Herzegovina to Croatia, received the one-year non-suspended sentence. Vlado Balic, Nenad Matijas, and Zoran Vujcic, received suspended jail sentences, six moths each, while Branko Grubisic and Vinko Slamic, charged with organised smuggling of vehicles, bearing military police registration plates, were sentenced to eight months, with the probation of one year. Ivan Basic Inja and Ante Cuk were sentence to six months, while Ivan Ifan received the t
SPLIT, June 18 - The trial of the so-called "Maglov Group" for the
military smuggling of stolen vehicles and groceries ended before
the Split County Court on Friday.
Twelve members of the "Maglov Group" were sentenced to between
three months and three years in prison, while another four members
were acquitted.
Ranko Rapajic was sentenced to three years in prison, Zeljko Maglov
to two years, and Zoran Dozdor to 16 months in jail.
Gojko Zivkovic, charged with smuggling sugar from Bosnia-
Herzegovina to Croatia, received the one-year non-suspended
sentence.
Vlado Balic, Nenad Matijas, and Zoran Vujcic, received suspended
jail sentences, six moths each, while Branko Grubisic and Vinko
Slamic, charged with organised smuggling of vehicles, bearing
military police registration plates, were sentenced to eight
months, with the probation of one year.
Ivan Basic Inja and Ante Cuk were sentence to six months, while Ivan
Ifan received the three months non-suspended sentence.
Basic, Cuk, and Ifan were taking over the stolen vehicles near the
southern Bosnian village of Posusje, where they were reselling
them.
Marcel Munjiza, Miroslav Cuk, and Zvonimir Marovic were acquitted,
because it was not determined they consciously took part and
cooperated in the crime.
Stjepan Milicevic was acquitted on the ninth day of the trial,
because the prosecution attorney dropped all charges against him.
The trial of the 16 members of the "Maglov Group" started on May 31.
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