Another phone theft happened at the railway station in Bijelo Polje, and the police acted fast, arresting the suspect A.K. (33). Yes, they caught him quickly, but let’s ask ourselves – is this just the tip of the iceberg? While everyone praises the police’s quick response, citizens still worry about the safety of their belongings in public places.
Here’s what happened: A.K. took advantage of a woman’s distraction at the railway station and stole her mobile phone. The police immediately responded, a criminal complaint was filed, and the prosecutor qualified the act as theft. Kudos for the efficiency, but what about prevention? Is this the only case or just one of many we don’t see?
Such incidents are not rare, and public spaces like railway stations are often targets for thieves. People wonder – where is the security? Is the police’s role only to react after something happens, or is there a plan to prevent these things?
While the government boasts about stability and unity, ordinary people struggle with daily problems like theft and violence. Is this the picture of the society we live in? The police can be fast, but is that enough?
If you have similar experiences or think it’s time for a change, feel free to share your thoughts. Maybe together we can push the authorities to take public safety more seriously. Or at least have a laugh about these “quick” arrests while we wait for real improvements.
