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8 hours agoWho is Mario Milosevic, Montenegrin who was arrested in Pristina last night
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Kosovo police have cuffed two Montenegrin citizens, wanted through INTERPOL for various criminal acts. According to “fosmedia. With”, Kosovo Police have arrested M.M. in this operation. From Podgorica, who with I.M. and V.V. They're suspected of committing a criminal offense. The word is for [...]
According to “fosmedia. With”, Kosovo Police have arrested M.M. in this operation. From Podgorica, who with I.M. and V.V. They're suspected of committing a criminal offense.
It's about the murder of Radomir Djuricovic on October 10th 2016 in Cetinje. During the M.M. arrest. D.P. has been captured, who had escaped from a hospital while serving a prison sentence for criminal acts of kidnapping and extortion. Montenegrin media reports that the Kosovo Police action has been conducted in co-operation with Montenegro Police.
Arrested is Mario Milosevic, who was detained after Interpol's arrest warrant in Kosovo following extensive investigations and co-ordination with regional police!
He was, according to data from the Police Administration, armed during the arrest, and was in the company of Niksican Pavicevic, who was sentenced to five years and seven months for the criminal offence and robbery, and remained at the psychiatrist in Kotor.
Pavicevic left the hospital on July 3rd of this year. During his arrest, he had personal documents containing his first name.
Media reported earlier that Milosevic is hiding in Serbia, and in March of this year again found himself in the spotlight, when a bomb was thrown into an optical shop owned by his family.
He's a former catatheist, but he's much more known for his role in the criminal world. Milosevic was wanted by police for the murder of Radomir Djuricovic, who was liquidated in October 2016.
Montenegrin media wrote earlier that Milosevic was on Serbia's territory, but this has never been proved. Investigators are also looking for Cetinje Vukan Vujacic and Igor Mašanovic.
Milosevic was previously sentenced to six years in prison for the murder of Andrija Mijavic on 29 June 2002 in Budva. This event was preceded by a war, and after leaving prison, Milosevic had several charges.
Milosevic was suspected of trying to kill Ilija Popovic. He is, among other things, accused of kidnapping Swedish citizens, claiming he was trying to stave 2550,000 euros.
