Jovan Vukotić: Everyone knows what to do

One of the alleged leaders of the Skaljar clan, Jovan Vukotić, gave an obituary today to his father Veselin, who was killed on Saturday evening in Kotor, in which he states that he "knows what he has to do".

"Your death today has awakened what I have been calming down in myself for years, everyone knows what to do," he wrote, among other things, in the obituary of Jovan Vukotić, who is currently in prison in Serbia.

He also wrote "we will save face as you taught us all our life and life is fleeting".

The obituary was also given by his son Igor, who is on the run.

"Remember that no one can ever separate us," says Igor Vukotić's obituary, which was published in Dan.

Veselin Vukotić was killed on Saturday evening in front of a house in the Dobrota neighborhood of Kotor. The police have not arrested anyone yet.

Jovica Vukotić is in the Belgrade prison where he was sentenced to 15 months in prison for falsifying documents, and his brother Igor is on the run.

Jovica Vukotić was arrested in Turkey last September and extradited to Serbia, because he has Serbian citizenship. Two months ago, the High Court in Belgrade sentenced him to 15 months in prison for using a forged Macedonian passport with his picture on it.

The police of Montenegro are looking for Jovica and his brother Igor for the attempted murder of two members of the rival "Kavak clan", Miloš Radonjić and Vojin Stupar.

The Montenegrin police filed a criminal complaint against Jovan for the attempted murder of Tamara Zvicer, the wife of Radoj Zvicer, whom the police designate as one of the leaders of the Kavačac criminal clan.

Igor Vukotić is on the run, and he is wanted by the Montenegrin police in a case related to the attempted liquidation of police officials.

The war between scammers and scammers began at the end of 2014, when 300 kilograms of cocaine went missing in the Spanish port of Valencia. The first victim in the war was Goran Radoman, close to the Skaljars, after whose death there was a series of murders on both sides. So far, more than 30 people have been killed in the clan conflict, including at least four accidental victims.