SARAJEVO (Reuters) - The top court in Bosnia on Friday released the country's intelligence chief following his detention and interrogation on charges of money laundering and abusing his office to forge university diplomas.
Osman Mehmedagic, head of the Intelligence-Security Agency (OSA), was arrested on Wednesday at the request of state prosecutors who said he was being investigated for the abuse of office or authority and for forging the documents and money laundering.
