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Arrested Doctor in BiH, Privately Charged Patients for Examinations

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POLICE in Bosnia and Herzegovina arrested a doctor on suspicion of illegally performing private practice.

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POLICE in Bosnia and Herzegovina arrested a doctor on suspicion of illegally performing private practice.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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This was confirmed by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to the police statement, a fifty-one-year-old employee of the Health Center (identified by the initials P.K.G.) was detained in Vitez on the order of the Prosecutor's Office of the Central Bosnia Canton. A criminal complaint was filed against her due to suspicion of abuse of official position and authority. - Performing the work of a spe…

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The police in Bosnia and Herzegovina arrested a doctor on suspicion of illegally conducting private practice and charging for services to patients, using her status as an employee of the Vitez Health Center.

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As part of the “Seal” operation, members of the Federal Police Administration arrested yesterday, September 30, doctor P.K.G. (51) from Vitez, who is accused of performing examinations in a private facility and issuing reports with the seal of the health center where she is employed. The operation was conducted under the supervision of the Cantonal Prosecutor’s Office of the Central Bosnia Canton, with the aim of documenting the criminal offense…

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The police arrested doctor P.K.G. on suspicion of abuse of office, and during the raid, money and documentation were found that will serve as evidence in the investigation.

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jabuka.tv broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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