U.S. Officials Talk to Upstate Attack Suspect's Parents

2008_07_miladin.jpgThe U.S. Embassy in Serbia issued a statement saying officials had met with the parents of Miladin Kovacevic, the Serbian national charged with beating a Brooklyn man in upstate NY. Per the AP, the statement read, "The United States has not formally requested extradition at this time. We sincerely believe that it is in the best interests of Mr. Kovacevic to return voluntarily to the U.S., rather than to remain a fugitive. The meeting was constructive and the Kovacevic family and counsel were receptive to the points raised in the discussion." To reporters, Kovacevic's parents denied their son was involved in the attack and said he was "depressed."


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*Kovacevic's parents denied their son was involved in the attack and said he was "depressed."*

Lets go to the video tape.

he's not coming back voluntarily, no way. He's a thug and a coward, and they will have to hunt him down and drag his sorry ass back here kicking and screaming.

Yet his mother flew with him on the same flight out of the country...

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^holding his hand i'm sure.

He's probably "depressed" that he threw away any hopes for a basketball career when he attacked that kid.

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LOL ...

He needs his mommy ..

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