Details about the arrest of Igor Spasov were revealed by the Sofia police after a report
Former police officer Igor Spasov, convicted for the murder of Martin Neskoski, who was wanted on an international warrant, was arrested yesterday afternoon in the Mladost neighborhood in Sofia by the Bulgarian police after receiving a report, Bulgarian National Radio BNR reported. .
- Igor Spasov was arrested yesterday in the capital, in the area of Mladost, where he was hiding. According to the media, he has a 14-year prison sentence in the Republic of Northern Macedonia for murder. Spasov lived in Sofia in an apartment in the Mladost district of the capital. Police received a signal that he was hiding there. Spasov was arrested yesterday afternoon, stands on the BNR website for his arrest.
- Igor Spasov was arrested yesterday in the capital, in the area of Mladost, where he was hiding. According to the media, he has a 14-year prison sentence in the Republic of Northern Macedonia for murder. Spasov lived in Sofia in an apartment in the Mladost district of the capital. Police received a signal that he was hiding there. Spasov was arrested yesterday afternoon, according to the BNR website for his arrest.
According to Bulgarian National Radio, he did not object to the arrest,
The spokesman of the Ministry of Interior, Toni Angelovski, confirmed for MIA last night that they were informed by the Bulgarian colleagues that Igor Spasov was detained yesterday after the international arrest warrant was issued.
Spasov was sentenced to 14 years in prison for the murder of Martin Neskoski that took place in the square in Skopje during the celebration of the victory of VMRO-DPMNE in the parliamentary elections in 2011.
The Ministry of Interior issued an international arrest warrant for Spasov at the end of October 2019 after he did not return to prison after completing his treatment.
Igor Spasov was wanted by an order issued by the Basic Court Stip for committed criminal acts under Article 123 and Article 386 of the Criminal Code of RSM for serving a prison sentence of seven years and three months, according to the website of the Ministry of Interior.
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