Dejan Stojanović “Keka”

Dejan Stojanović, known as Keka, is a major name in reporting about the post-Zemun reshaping of Belgrade organized crime. This profile deliberately separates what Serbian media and police sources said about his position from what can be verified in Brazilian judicial records.

New Belgrade group

Serbian reporting repeatedly described Stojanović as the leader of a New Belgrade criminal group. That description is useful for mapping the underworld landscape after the collapse of the Zemun clan, but it should remain attributed to official/media reporting rather than phrased as an unqualified court finding.

Brazilian proceedings

Brazilian federal-court records named Dejan Stojanovic, alias Keka, in narcotics-related proceedings under Brazilian drug law. The records are sufficient to document prosecution, but the sources used in this batch do not establish a final custodial sentence.

Status-bar treatment

Because the project now requires exact sentencing data, the bar explicitly says “No final sentence verified — Brazilian narcotics proceedings.” That is preferable to copying speculative or contradictory press reports.

Graph expansion

Keka opens a new branch toward Brazil, South American cocaine routes and the New Belgrade group. Those nodes can later connect to already-built international narcotics profiles without forcing an unsupported Zemun-clan membership claim.

Source note

The profile's source trail includes Brazilska veza; Brazil Federal Court notice — Dejan Stojanovic. The article keeps source-bound claims attributed and avoids turning a reported association into a conviction or an allegation into a finding. This distinction matters especially on profiles that span several investigations, organizations or periods of activity.

Why the profile matters

The profile functions as part of the wider knowledge graph: it connects chronology, organizations and related people without forcing every fact into a single narrative. That makes later audits easier and gives readers a path to the underlying events instead of leaving the name as an isolated database card.

Status and record

The structured life-status field is living. This administrative value should change only when a reliable current source supports an update. The current-status field is legal status unverified.

Source record

The Master package currently attaches these sources to the profile: – Brazilska veza — RTS, Tier 1. – Brazil Federal Court notice — Dejan Stojanovic — TRF3, Tier 1.

Claim-level source references remain in the structured data so later audits can trace evidence rather than relying on a generic bibliography.

Evidence and editorial boundaries

For living subjects especially, legal status and allegations require dated evidence. Future expansion should come from stronger records, court material, archives or newly processed canonical entities rather than generalized crime lore.

How this profile fits the archive

The source package currently includes Brazilska veza; Brazil Federal Court notice — Dejan Stojanovic. Those records define the safe editorial boundary for this version of the page. Unknown dates and unresolved associations remain explicit because a missing fact is a research task, not permission to speculate.

Research state

This depth pass expands the page from structured evidence already present in the Master. The next meaningful improvement should be a stronger primary source, a dated event, a verified legal-status change, a prison record, or a newly processed Book, Screen or Organization entity that creates a legitimate reverse link.

Media remains a separate completion gate. A portrait should be attached only after source page, provenance and reuse status are checked. Until then, text can be complete while media remains pending.

Archive discipline

A stable canonical Person page remains useful even when some biography is unresolved. It prevents duplicate identities and gives future cases, organizations, events, books and screen works one consistent target. Depth should come from verified edges and source-backed chronology, not filler.

Future audit trigger

Return this profile to research when a new source materially changes chronology, status or network position. Add the structured fact first and update prose second so the article and knowledge graph stay synchronized. Portrait completion remains separately gated.

Current evidence inventory

The canonical summary currently states: Figure identified in Serbian reporting as leader of a New Belgrade criminal group and named in Brazilian federal narcotics proceedings; no final prison sentence has been verified for the Brazilian case in the sources used for this profile.

Evidence sources in this profile

– Brazilska veza — RTS (news archive). – Brazil Federal Court notice — Dejan Stojanovic — TRF3 (court record).

Editorial boundary

This depth pass stays inside the evidence already attached to the canonical entity. It does not import conduct from an organization page merely because the person is linked to that organization, and it does not promote a contextual or editorial connection into a stronger criminal-association claim.

This matters most for living subjects, where an outdated or weakly sourced status can be more misleading than leaving the field open. The structured record remains the source of truth and the prose follows it.