For more than three and a half years, several alleged members of the Kavaka criminal group, who escaped arrest in Kotor on September 12, 2016, have been on the run from the Montenegrin police.
On that day, the inspectors who came with an arrest warrant did not find Vladimir Božović, Siniša Vlahović, Aleksandar Đurišić, Igor Đurišić aka Major, Davor Prelević in Kotor.
None of the alleged leaders of the Kavac criminal clan - Slobodan Kašćelan and Miloš Radonjić, who were later arrested in the Czech Republic and Croatia, were handcuffed.
The Police Administration did not answer the questions of "Vijesti" - when they last asked them, whether they determined whether the people of Kavka had left Montenegro, but also when they last searched their houses and those of their families.
They did not send answers from the Special State Prosecutor's Office either.
The question of whether they have determined who informed the group of Kotor criminals that they were about to be arrested and enabled them to evade justice for years remained unanswered.
Apart from them, the Montenegrin judicial authorities are not available to the other alleged organizer of the fraud group, who is on trial in the High Court in Podgorica - Igor Božović.
At the time of the arrest of the members of that clan, he was serving his sentence in the prison in Spuz. He left the ramparts of Spuška on August 4, 2017, and only 12 days later the Special State Prosecutor's Office asked the High Court to order Božović into custody.
Even then, he was unavailable to investigators.
According to the indictment, at the end of 2010, Božović and Kašćelan organized a criminal group whose members allegedly included Božović's son Vladimir, Prelević, Radonjić, Vlahović, brothers Đurišić, Đerđ Camaj, Stefan Brnović, Aleksandra Bogdanović, brothers Nikola and Igor Andrić, Tripo Moškov, Ilija Dedović and Goran Ljubatović.
In the operation on September 12, 2016, only the lower-ranking members of the clan were arrested - Camaj, Brnović, Bogdanović, brothers Andrić, Moškov, Dedović and Ljubatović.
On the same day, the assistant commander of the Kotor police, Zlatko Samardžić, was also arrested, who first admitted to the prosecutors that he had given confidential official information to members of the clan... However, he refused to confirm the agreement before the High Court, although he was released a month after his arrest due to the signed confession. from custody.
According to the original indictment, Božović and Kašćelan were in charge of planning and executing criminal acts, securing material resources, giving instructions and orders to other members of the criminal organization - the others, on their orders, smuggled drugs, extorted money, laundered money, extorted money, threatened people and gave bribe...
During the trial, the indictment was changed in the part that refers to Kašćelan - he is accused of having committed the criminal offense of greenwashing. He categorically denied guilt in the courtroom.
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