A higher court in Belgrade has ordered that Milan Radoicic is not allowed to leave his place of residence without permission from the court. In its response to N1, the court said Savski Venac Police Station informed it that Radoicic reported to the station on 1 November 2026. The ban remains in force unless the competent court grants approval. The decision comes after a former BIA inspector told N1 he had unofficial information that Radoicic had left Serbia and gone to Russia. However, the court order prevents him from leaving the country without authorisation from the same institution. Radoicic has admitted he led an armed group of Serbs involved in the attack in Banjska, in which a Kosovo police officer, Afrim Bunjaku, was killed. The case also involved an exchange of fire that followed, during which three attackers were killed. In the Banjska case, three of the 45 indicted people have been sentenced by Kosovo judicial authorities. The rest, including Radoicic, remain at large. In Serbia, investigators are probing Radoicic over suspicion that, together with multiple unidentified individuals, he committed three offences: forming a criminal group for the purpose of committing crimes, illegal production, possession, carrying and trafficking of firearms and explosive materials, and serious offences against general safety.