Lazarevic: Tonight, our soldiers will spend the night in all the houses in the area of ​​Sokolac

AUTHOR: M.J. GDNUS
The Chief of the General Staff, Brigadier General Zoran Lazarevic, during his visit to the village of Sokolac in Bijelo Polje, said that the members of the Army and the police included all the capacities and techniques at their disposal in order to locate the suspect for the double murder in that place. Lazarevic also announced that tonight soldiers will spend the night in all the houses in the area to protect the frightened citizens, Portal RTCG reports.
"The army has been on the field since yesterday, today in slightly larger numbers, to the extent that the headquarters has estimated that it can give a result, such as that at this moment. You can see that the field is so large that it is an individual whose behavior and movement is difficult You could make sure that both the Army and the police included all the available capacities, the various techniques at their disposal and for which it was estimated that in such a large area he could go in any direction. that first result, the first sign that it would be possible to follow his trail, his actions, in order to deprive him of his freedom," Lazarevic said.
He pointed out that the Army and Police team will use equipment for day and night observation.
"These assumptions are being made that should be included, we hope that they will give results... This is an individual whose behavior is not easy to assume, obviously he has been in this area for a long time, that he is skilled at surviving in different conditions, I hope that assumptions will give results," said General Lazarevic.
As he said, what he would particularly point out is that every citizen living in this area has an extremely important role.
"That everything that can be any sign about him, without judging much whether it is true or not, to inform his BP Security Center or anyone, to help us, to find that person as soon as possible and protect the lives of citizens. We were today in a situation to express our condolences to the Madžgalj family, and that is enough of a warning to us that we should improve communication and report anything suspicious," Lazarevic said.
When asked if he has information that the murder suspect is armed and has ammunition with him, Lazarevic says that all this information is an assumption, and that he cannot speak about its accuracy.
"It is not possible to say how much ammunition he has, simply no one has seen him, and now everything is based on assumptions, it is enough for us all to be careful. We will try to contribute together with the police to protect all citizens, fear among people is unfortunately well founded, and Now I have agreed with the commander of the Army unit in this territory that tonight our soldiers will spend the night in all the houses in this area and will be there to protect the citizens," Lazarevic said.