Former HVO Commander Convicted of Smuggling Half a Ton of Cocaine
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FORMER HVO commander Zdravko Šagolj has been sentenced to almost three years in prison for smuggling half a ton of cocaine worth 50 million euros.
The BiH court sentenced Zdravko Šagol, a former HVO general, to two years and ten months in prison for the unauthorized production and trafficking of narcotic drugs.
Zdravko Šagolj, aka Piske, a wartime commander of the HVO, was sentenced this morning by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina to two years and ten months in prison. The verdict was handed down after Šagolj pleaded guilty and reached an agreement with the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Raport has learned. The case concerns cocaine smuggling from South America through the port of Ploče, and is linked to […] The post Former HVO comma…
Zdravko Šagolj, aka Piske, was sentenced this morning by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina to two years and ten months in prison, Raport has learned. The verdict was handed down after Šagolj pleaded guilty and entered into an agreement with the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The case concerns the smuggling of cocaine from South America through the port of Ploče, and is linked to an earlier […] The post Zdravko Šagolj sentenced …
Former HVO commander convicted of drug trafficking: His task was to ensure that a container with fruit passed through customs control without hindrance - He was sentenced today by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina to two years and ten months in prison for the criminal offense of illegal drug trafficking
Zdravko Šagolj, the former commander of the HVO in Konjic, better known by the nickname "Piske", was sentenced today by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina to a prison sentence of two years and ten months for the criminal offense of illegal drug trafficking.
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