“Joca Amsterdam” appears in public

Footage has surfaced of Sreten Jocic, also known as “Joca Amsterdam”. He was present at the funeral of a well-known underworld figure in Serbia. Jocic is serving a 13.5 year sentence for incitement to murder, but in April he appeared at the funeral of his friend Željko Rutovic. Jocic played a major role in complications in the Dutch underworld.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/i2ofPXZfUZ0

Željko Rutovic in the documentary film "See you at the obituary" is portrayed as a thirty-year-old man who openly talked about his stormy criminal past, but also as one of the few controversial businessmen from this region who engaged in business with the Ukrainian mafia.

Even at that time, he owned several restaurants and bars in Belgrade, as well as several casinos in Sochi, as well as factories for poker machines.

Previously, Joca Amsterdam published an obituary after Željko's death.

- Brother, the foundation of our brotherhood was courage, a strong family, mutual trust and respect. Your opponents couldn't do anything to you, but the insidious disease struggled for a long time to get to your head. Of course, all our deals remain! Rest in peace - says the obituary signed by Joca Amsterdam.

At the moment I'm reading the Martin Hoogland book, he was one of Joca closest allies here, convicted of the murders of druglord Klaas Bruinsma and Tonnie Hijzelendoorn. The former police agent was murdered while on parole in 2004.

Profile of Serbian crime boss Sreten Jocic https://gangstersinc.org/2010/12/27/profile-of-serbian-crime-boss-sreten-jocic/

Good profile, but it doesn't do justice on the long underworld career of Jocic and I don't agree it is the end. He is still only 62 years if he gets out and stays healthy there is more come. His relatives and friends are still in Amsterdam. It is a brotherhood he will never retire and his sons are no fools either.