6 minutes agoSuspects of killing 12 people in Cetinje, Montenegro, found 80 bullets in pockets
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(a year ago)Eighty bullets have been found in the pockets of Aco Martinovici, the suspect in killing 12 people in Montenegro's Cetinje and wounding four others, reports “Vijest”. The 45-year-old then died as a result of the injuries he caused himself. During the search, except for 80 bullets in his pockets, he also had several bullets in [...]
Eighty bullets have been found in the pockets of Aco Martinovic, the suspect in killing 12 people in Montenegro's Cetinje and wounding four others, Report “Viest”.
The 45-year-old then died as a result of the injuries he caused himself. During the search, except for 80 bullets in his pocket, he also had several bullets in his 9mm calibre gun, suggests “Vijest”.
The murders were carried out Wednesday at several locations, while among the victims are two children aged 10 and 13. Authorities said Martinovic killed the owner of a cafe, the owner's two children and also killed his family members.
Montenegro's Minister of Internal Affairs Danilo Sharanovic has said at an extraordinary conference at midnight that the motive for killing is unknown, as among the victims were friends and Martinovic's godmother.
Martinovic was sentenced to one year in prison on bail in 2005 for poor behavior, but is not considered a person of interest in security, Minister Sharanovic has said.
The situation of the wounded is said to be stable.
Montenegrin Prime Minister Milloko Spajzic has described the case as terrible tragedies.
He has warned toughness of weapons maintenance criteria.
“We will consider the full ban on carrying weapons,” has said Spajich.
Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani has expressed condolences and said Kosovo solidifies with Montenegro at this difficult moment.
Montenegro's government has declared three days of mourning, on 2.3 and 4 January.
