The Republic of Srpska

Ministry of the Interior

ADMINISTRATION FOR COUNTERING ORGANISED AND SERIOUS CRIME


Head of administration

Mladen Marić was born on 12 June 1979 in the town of Prnjavor. He finished the Secondary School of the Interior in 1998 in Banja Luka, then the Police Academy in Belgrade, Serbia, in 2002, and in 2014 he completed his master studies at the Faculty of Law in Belgrade. He was employed with the Republic of Srpska Ministry of the Interior in 1998 as an intern at Prnjavor Public Security Station. So far, he performed tasks at the following positions at the Republic of Srpska Ministry of the Interior: traffic security inspector, police inspector, inspector, deputy commander, and then the commander of the Traffic Security Police Station Banja Luka. In 2010, he became the head of the Department for Traffic Security, and the end of 2011, he became the head of the Unit for traffic security. In 2012, he became the head of Banja Luka Public Security Centre, and in February 2015, he performed the tasks of the deputy to the head of the Police Administration. In March 2018, he became the head of the Training Centre. Mr Marić was appointed head of the Administration for Organised and Serious Crime in December 2020.

CONTACT

+387 51/330-820
+387 51/491-572
uotk@mup.vladars.rs
Kuljanska bb, Zalužani, 78000 Banja Luka

Duties

  • to supervise and control the legality of work of the organisational units,
  • to prevent, detect, and implement the direct investigation of criminal offences of organised crime, corruption and criminal offences in the field of abuse of narcotic drugs,
  • to work on cases related to the aforementioned offences delegated from other organisational units,
  • to search and arrest the perpetrators of criminal offences of organised crime,
  • to undertake activities of arresting and bringing in perpetrators to the competent prosecutor’s office, based on the order of the prosecutor’s office and in accordance with the Criminal Procedure Code and Criminal Code,
  • to collect intelligence and evidence on the aforementioned forms of crime,
  • to monitor and analyse the security situation and circumstances that may lead to emergence and development of organised crime,
  • to organize and perform criminalistics-operational and professional tasks,
  • to undertake all investigation activities in accordance with the Criminal Procedure Code and based on the order of a preliminary proceeding judge,
  • to organise, manage directly, and participate in certain actions in the field of preventing and detecting the most complex criminal offences, and detecting and arresting their perpetrators,
  • to perform tasks in the field of operational analyses,
  • to realise international communication with other security services in the region, EU countries and worldwide,
  • to realise international communication with security services from other countries,
  • to exchange information and knowledge in their competence and initiate joint international investigations,
  • to direct, supervise, and coordinate operational activities on collecting information; to analyse the collected information and direct their use for operational purposes,
  • to suggest undertaking measures and actions in future, and cooperate with other organisational units, keep the prescribed records, and undertake information protection measures,
  • to collect criminal intelligence for persons for whom there is information that they are perpetrators of criminal offences or who are related to committing criminal offences, as well as for persons against whom the criminal investigation was opened in accordance with the Criminal Procedure Code,
  • to cooperate with other Republic authorities and authorities at the level of BIH, such as the Main Service for the Revision of Public Sector, the Indirect Taxation Administration, Tax Administration of the Republic of Srpska, and other financial institutions regarding activities relevant for efficient prevention and detection of the most complex forms of crime, and with police agencies from other countries regarding criminal intelligence work as well,
  • to provide investigators with a cover story and logistic support,
  • to provide professional assistance to police administrations and supervise their performance of those activities in that field,
  • to participate in making normative acts, reports, and other professional materials,
  • to assess, plan, and execute operations with other employees with public authorisations in order to efficiently counter crime,
  • to perform other activities in their competence.


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