Splenish police trace for pyromania under the Friday, Fires in Tucepi and Podgora near Makarska, and the evidence in the fire confirmed the suspects of firefighters that it was intentionally caused by fires.
As Hina unofficially find out, for two days, there are numerous members of the Split-Dalmatian criminal police, more precisely, which work very intensively on the discovery of the perpetrator.
The police invited citizens yesterday to report all the information from the field, which were locals and made and thanks to the criminalist performed numerous talks and checks.
Any information provided by the police checks on the ground, and shows and recordings of monitoring cameras that could help them detect the perpetrator.
Criminal Research lasts still
Spokesperson of the Split Police Antonela Lolić told Hina as he was early to talk about the completion of criminal research, but also convinces that he was on the field of Criminal Police Cream, with the interventional police.
“All those key in such research are involved, and work on Makarska and Omis. After the Fire in Tucepi and Podgora we sent a maximum number of forces and since then we have been working criminal research,” Lolić said.
The eyewitnesses of the fire that happened on Friday were completed, and it was undisputed that it was planted fires.
Police also explores a fire that was dumbled in Marusici, Mimice and Pisk on Saturday morning where the cause was not yet determined.
Lolić says that they haven’t recorded so many fires so far, which they were in the only two days in yesterday’s fire near Omis, houses and cars.
“These fires are something that we seriously deal with. Today, our executives were in the field, and our all forces are available to help people and soon as the perpetrator”, Lolić added.
Two fires in Tucepi erupted on Friday, after which he planned in Podgora in a short time, more precisely in the priced, at the entrance to Biokovo Nature Park and Gornja Podgora.
New fires were kidnapped on Saturday in Marusici, Mimice and Pisk, where about 300 hectares of pine forests, macchia and low vegetation burned.
(Type / Source: FENA / PHOTO: FENA / HINA)
