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BiH prosecution to take over Međugorje vandalism investigation

· Source: Hina· Author: Lana Lončarić· Photographer: Zoran Krešić

ZAGREB, 28 July (Hina) - Bosnia and Herzegovina's State Prosecutor's Office will take over the case against a Polish national suspected of vandalism at Međugorje as he is suspected of damage to or destruction of religious buildings, an offence punishable by six months to five years in prison, a senior prosecutor confirmed to Hina on Tuesday.

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