A criminal complaint was filed against the former vice-president of the Municipality of Tivat, Krsto Bošković, for allegedly possessing weapons and explosive materials.
Namely, as part of the "Boka" operation, which the police are carrying out in the fight against organized criminal groups, a search was made of the apartment used by a security person of interest, Mato Bošković. On that occasion, the police found and confiscated eight firearms and a large number of ammunition.
Found and seized: Magnum 357 pistol, CZ caliber 7,65mm pistol, CZ M57 caliber 7,62 semi-automatic pistol, Beno M2 .22mm small-caliber rifle, TOZ-12 small-caliber rifle - 01" caliber .22, hunting rifle "Zastava Bokerica" caliber 12mm, small-caliber rifle "TOZ - 18 - 01" caliber 5,6mm and carbine "Remington" as well as 623 pieces of ammunition of different calibers," states the statement of the Police Administration .
As reported by the Police Administration, Krsto Bošković, who is Mata Bošković's father, told the police that the weapon found was his.
"There are no valid weapons certificates for the weapons that were found. The weapons that were found and seized will be sent to the Forensic Center for expert examination. Checks are also being carried out in relation to the weapons that were registered in the name of KB and that were not found during the search", according to the statement of the UP .
Krsto Bošković was the vice-president of the Municipality of Tivat, as well as the president of the Municipal Assembly of that city, before the SDP
The police said that in three actions that were carried out in the previous week, which were aimed at criminal groups and persons of security interest, they searched 61 locations in the south and north that are used by OKG members and persons close to them. A large number of persons were detained. Weapons and ammunition, expensive cars, means of communication, contracts and other documents, money and other things were confiscated. Several persons were deprived of their freedom. Everything that was confiscated will be examined at the Forensic Center in order to determine its origin, i.e. its possible connection with the crimes committed.
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