Bosnia's special police are conducting a search of Sarajevo Emergency Medical Service facilities in connection with the Dzenan Memic case, by the order of the State Prosecutor's Office, the Prosecution said Wednesday.

“As ordered by the acting Prosecutor and of the Court of BiH, police officers of the State Investigation and Protection Agency – SIPA, searched the facilities and seized documents from the Sarajevo Canton Emergency Medical Service, with the assistance of police officers of the Sarajevo Canton Ministry of the Interior,” the Prosecution said.

The searches refer to archival documentation as well as other necessary documents for the case in which the Prosecutor's Office of BiH is acting.

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Dzenan Memic's body was discovered in February 2016 in Sarajevo.

The court initially ruled that the 21-year-old died after being struck by a car, but in a recent trial, those accused of causing the accident were cleared of responsibility.

Muriz Memic, the father, was satisfied with the ruling because he never believed that his son's death was accidental. He is convinced that local authorities are trying to protect the murderer of his son.

State prosecutors are now looking into allegations of obstructions in the investigation of Memic’s death.

Sarajevo Canton police official Hasan Dupovac, as well as the father of Dzenan Memic’s girlfriend who was with him on the evening of his death, Zijo Mutap, were arrested in early February in relation to those allegations.