Saša Jokić (51), a citizen of Danilovgrad, was arrested in an operation by the Sector for Combating Organized Crime (SBPOK), and inspectors are linking him to drug smuggling.
This was unofficially told to "Vijesta" from the top of the Police Directorate.
The same interlocutor said that he could not provide details of the case, because police activities are still ongoing.
He also said that for the same reason he could not reveal whether anyone else was arrested in that operation.
According to information from "Vijesti", Jokić was handcuffed two days ago in Podgorica.
SBPOK inspectors searched his house, but the search did not find anything of interest for the investigation.
That citizen of Danilovgrad was arrested at the end of July in the operation "Klap" due to accusations that he and Bojan Petričević organized a fourteen-member criminal group that damaged the state for four million euros.
Both were released from detention after ninety days.
The chief special prosecutor said at the press conference held on July 31 that all the legal and natural persons prosecuted in the "Klap" case, who issued fictitious invoices, worked in the interest of Petričević and Jokić.
During the hearing at the prosecutor's office, the two men denied committing the crime, claiming that they had no connection with one of the main suspects, Dejan Lakić. On August 21, Lakić was arrested in Belgrade, on the basis of an international warrant issued for him by Montenegro.
In the SDT action, tax inspectors Nevenka Đurović, Slavojka Savić, Brano Magdalinić and Milijana Radonjić were previously arrested due to the suspicion that they were part of a fourteen-member criminal group that had been laundering money and evading taxes for a long time.
They were released to defend themselves after being heard by the prosecutor.
Some of the suspects have already negotiated a plea agreement with the special prosecutors.
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