The suspected head of the drug group claims that the drug inspector asked him for 2.800 euros for a search warrant

The suspected head of the drug group, Igor Terzić (34), claims that the drug inspector of the Podgorica Security Center, Ivan Cvijović (32), asked him for 2.800 euros in order to inform him that the police were coming to him the day before the search.

This is written in the Order on the extension of the investigation in which Cvijović and Terzić were accused of accepting or giving bribes.

Cvijović was arrested on September 24. Back in February, Pljevljak accused him of asking him for money.

In the files of the Special State Prosecutor's Office and the High Court, which "Vijesti" had access to, it is written that in February 2020, Cvijović asked Terzić, who was under secret surveillance measures, for money - offering him help in the investigation being conducted against him.

It is said that he then took 500 euros from him.

According to the document, the inspector told Terzić that he was under threat of arrest and told him the information they had collected against him through secret surveillance measures and promised:

"... That they will inform him the day before when the police should carry out a search, in order to remove phones, narcotic drugs, weapons and everything else from the house, as well as family members, and after the arrest, that together with the boss, who is a high-ranking and influential man in the police, help him get a suspended sentence, because he will be taught to say in his statement that he gave four packages of cocaine to Muratović in front of a bar in Pljevlje, and did not sell them, as evidenced by secret surveillance measures - photo taken of their meeting and the recording of their telephone conversation", says the prosecutor's file signed by special prosecutor Stojanka Radović.

It was also clarified that among the evidence, cocaine was also seized from a certain Muratović, wrapped in four wrappers...

Detention

The inspector was handcuffed by members of the Special Police Department on September 24, and two days later the investigating judge sentenced the long-time police officer to detention for up to 30 days.

This is what his defense attorney, lawyer Damir Lekić, told "Vijesta", who called it questionable that the inspectors waited from February to the end of September to prosecute Cvijović.

He also said that it is very indicative that Cvijović was arrested the day after he carried out the operation codenamed "Gorka" in which several perpetrators of serious crimes were detained.

"And a day later they arrest him as someone who has no connection with the police and as some kind of criminal and that only on the basis of a notification from a person who has a criminal past, who is in custody and has reason to make such statements due to receiving certain privileges," Lekić said. .

He explained that Terzić was also under investigation by Cvijović, more precisely, that the inspector was carrying out an action during which Pljevljak was under secret surveillance measures.

"It was Ivan Cvijović who processed the secret surveillance measures and handed over the transcripts on the basis of which certain persons to whom Terzić sold drugs were arrested. It is about the action 'Toranj', in which Terzić served justice and a criminal complaint was filed against him as the organizer of a criminal group. Therefore, Cvijović participated in that action honorably and professionally, and based on his actions, all persons who were processed were deprived of their freedom and are behind bars," said Lekić.

He also announced that Terzić would be held accountable for false reporting, explaining that Cvijović had been rewarded several times in his service, and the last time was two months before his arrest.

Terzić and Goran Vukčević were disarmed and arrested in Kotor in May, and the police claim whether their arrest prevented the liquidation.

Allegedly, they are close to the Kavac criminal clan.

Terzic's alleged criminal group was broken up in mid-September while he was behind bars.

Marko Milićević, Nemanja Novaković and Nemanja Odović were arrested in the "Tower" operation, who, according to the investigators, were dealing large quantities of marijuana from Montenegro to Serbia under the leadership of Terzić.

They are also suspected of selling cocaine on the street.