April 30, 2021 8:15 AM by Y.Z
The Ministry of Justice and Administration announced on Thursday that at this moment there are no grounds for further action on the request of Zoran Mamic, who asked to serve his prison sentence in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), which was previously rejected by the Zagreb County Court.
This Ministry stressed that the Zagreb County Court informed him that the attached documentation – the convict’s application, personal data, and publicly available data, showed that the legal preconditions for sending a request to the competent body of BiH to take over the execution of the criminal verdict were not met.
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Mamic and his older brother Zdravko, the club s former CEO, were accused of extracting money from Dinamo through player sales.
Zoran, former tax collector Milan Pernar and ex-Dinamo director Damir Vrbanovic appealed initial verdicts handed down by the county court in Osijek, but Croatia s supreme court on Monday upheld the rulings, although the former s sentence was reduced by three months.
Zdravko previously fled to Bosnia-Herzegovina, where he holds dual citizenship, prior to the initial verdict in Osijek and remains there. He was sentenced to six and a half years in jail at the time.
Although it is not yet known when Zoran is expected in prison, Dinamo confirmed he has resigned.