The Cantonal Court in Sarajevo has extended the detention of Tarik Prusac for another two months, as he is suspected of murdering his wife Elma Godinjak-Prusac on May 1 in Dobrinja.

The "Sec one" agency, where Tarik Prusac was employed, is slated to undergo an inspection.

Tarik Prusac has been remanded for one month on suspicion of murdering his wife, Elma Godinjak, with prosecutors alleging the crime was premeditated.

The Sarajevo Canton Prosecutor's Office has requested an additional two months of detention for Tarik Prusac, who is suspected of murdering his wife in Dobrinja. Prusac is accused of killing a journalist, and the prosecution is seeking to extend his pre-trial detention.

The murder of Elma Godinjak-Prusac by Tarik Prusac has sparked public outrage and raised critical questions about the systemic failures that allowed a known violent individual to work as a security guard and carry a weapon.

The Cantonal Court in Sarajevo has ordered Tarik Prusac into custody, as he is suspected of murdering his wife, Elma Godinjak, in the Dobrinja area.

Following a recent femicide case in Sarajevo, it has been confirmed that Tarik Prusac, suspected of murdering his wife, had his weapon 'legalized' by the system, raising questions about gun control for abusers.

An investigation is underway in Sarajevo questioning how Tarik Prusac became a security guard and obtained a firearm, following the brutal murder of 41-year-old Elma Godinjak-Prusac.

Elma Godinjak was tragically murdered in Sarajevo by Tarik Prusac, who used an official pistol, despite her having reported him for stalking multiple times. The horrific incident reportedly occurred in front of her child.