Rade Nedelković, a security guard at the “Rashka Banja” hotel, testified in the ongoing “Banjska” terrorism case, revealing that some members of the armed group involved in the attack had stayed at the hotel where he worked.
According to Nedelković, among those who stayed was an injured individual.
“I went home the next day, so I don’t know what happened to the wounded man. They left on foot, taking the stairs from the main road toward the monastery. My boss didn’t exactly order me to accommodate them, but he told me to give them room number 6. The guest list was at the reception—they kept the book that recorded the guests,” he stated.
Nedelković added that he felt compelled to allow them in, as they were armed and he didn’t dare refuse them.
He also testified that he couldn’t identify who they were because they wore masks.
“I’ve only heard of Milan Radoičić, I’ve never seen him. I think he may have come once. If he came, it was in a discreet way. But he admitted it himself—whatever I may think, he took responsibility. Possibly,” Nedelković said.
He went on to describe the night of the attack:
“When the shooting started, they all came downstairs to me. I told them to stay away from the windows, because someone might shoot. I went outside as much as I dared. I heard gunfire. I called home to check how my family was doing. That night, the hotel manager wasn’t there.
