Former Serbian national team center Vladimir Stimac was arrested in Belgrade during protests near the Serbian parliament, according to Eurohoops.net. Authorities detained 37 people for disturbing public order, alleging that Stimac urged demonstrators to attack another gathering and the police.
He was held overnight and released Monday morning, with his lawyer filing an appeal over the delay. The protests, ongoing since the Novi Sad train station canopy collapse that killed 16 people, continue to divide the capital. Stimac, who retired in 2023, played 111 EuroLeague games and won silver medals at the 2016 Rio Olympics, 2014 FIBA World Cup, and EuroBasket 2017.
Ispred RTS-a uhapšen Vladimir Štimac. pic.twitter.com/Ian156EMgm
— Miodrag Bebić (@miodrag_bebic) November 3, 2025
🇷🇸| Bir dönem ülkemizden Beşiktaş ve Fenerbahçe formaları da giyen eski basketbolcu Vladimir Stimac, dünkü eylemlerde işkenceyle gözaltına alındı. Stimac 1 yıl süren isyan sürecinin ilk gününden beri sokağa çıkan, isyanın sembollerinden birine dönüşmüş bir isimdi. pic.twitter.com/Iz08qWSC0o
— Yugoslav Faulü (@Yugoslav_Faulu) November 3, 2025
Svi za Beograd! pic.twitter.com/TWf7BSHr6D
— Vladimir Štimac (@stimac15) November 2, 2025
💥 16 Ağustos’ta Vladimir Stimac:
“Buradan asla ayrılmayacağım. Ya beni hapse atarsınız ya da burada kalırım. İnsanları ya da çocukları dövmenize izin vermeyeceğim!”pic.twitter.com/s7D6y9IRwq https://t.co/iDf788JDdt
— Eurohoops Türkiye (@EurohoopsTR) November 3, 2025
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