[6] In the last ten years, he, his team and his groomsman Zvonko Veselinović have developed businesses throughout Serbia, Kosovo and Montenegro, mainly in the field of trade and transport.

The indictment alleges that four defendants dug gravel on the Dimitrovgrad-Pirot section, which is part of Corridor 10, "without proper consent of the Ministry of Mining and Natural Resources, and without paying compensation to local authorities, and delivered it to builders on the route of the new road.

"[6] According to the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN), Radoičić, together with his godfather, as he calls him in his statements, Zvonko Veselinović, was accused in 2012 of persuading Dragan Đuričić, who was the responsible person of the Euro cop company to keep 32 trucks after the lease expired and hand them over to them.

[11] In the summer of 2017, Radoičić and Goran Rakić, the president of the Serb List met with Behgjet Pacolli, a former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kosovo in Budva to discuss the possibility of the Serb List joining the government of Kosovo and supporting Ramush Haradinaj who is wanted by Serbia for alleged war crimes, as the ex-prime minister.

[6] In a posthumous interview with BIRN, Oliver Ivanović, leader of the Freedom of Democracy and Justice Civic Initiative, described Radoičić as one of the main centers of power in North Kosovo and expressed concern that President Vučić mentioned him as a "guardian of Serbia".

A day later, the Kosovan police special unit ROSU arrested four people in the North Kosovo on 23 November in connection with the murder of Ivanović.

In the aftermath, Kosovo authorities arrested eight individuals linked to the attack, with investigations revealing the use of explosives and connections to the local Serb organisation Civilna Zastita.

[27] Kosovar Prime minister Albin Kurti accused the Serbian government and the Serb list, headed by Radoičić, of orchestrating the attack.

[29] Zvonko Veselinović, his brother Žarko, Milan Radoičić and two others were described as belonging to corrupt networks connected to transnational organized crime, involved in the bribing of Kosovo and Serbian security officials to allow the smuggling of goods, drug money and weaponry.