Cocaine stolen from Kavčani in Slovenia as well

The Kavački criminal clan was also robbed in Slovenia - on October 26, 2019, cocaine worth two million euros disappeared from the house where they hid the expensive white powder.

Thirty-four-year-old Drejc Kovač allegedly took care of that hiding place from Kranj.

The theft of cocaine resulted in a kidnapping and murder, for which one of the leaders of Slovenian bars was arrested - Klemen Kadivec (31), from Ljubljana, and his team.

In the documents of the Slovenian police, which "Vijesti" has access to, it is written that Kadivec, whose Sky nicknames were Tom Ford and Sandman, and other members of that criminal organization, blamed Žarko Tešanović and the team associated with him for the theft of cocaine worth millions.

Kadivec, Bojan Stanojević and Dragan Čikojević were arrested earlier in Koper, on suspicion of planning and organizing the kidnapping of Tešanović and the murder of Danijel Božić.

Investigators suspect the Slovenian cell of the Kavac criminal clan of smuggling at least 790 kilograms of cocaine, 2.249 kilograms of hemp, 96 kilograms of hashish, 10 kilograms of heroin, 30 liters of amphetamine base, and the smuggling of several million euros earned from drug sales.

In the files of Slovenian investigators, it is written that before August 36, Kadivec and Serbian citizen Filip Vrzić (2018) agreed to form a cell of the Kavac clan, which would have its base in Slovenia.

Allegedly, Vrzić was then approved by Milan Vujotić (39) from Podgorica to create an organized criminal group in Slovenia.

Last week, Vujotić denied allegations by Slovenian investigators who suspect him of procuring large quantities of cocaine for that group and ordering them to illegally transfer millions of euros in cash to Serbia. That man from Podgorica, who is on the run, wrote in a letter sent to "Vijesti" that he does not know who Vrzić is and that he has nothing to do with any of the criminal acts listed in the documents of the Slovenian police...

On May 14, the Slovenian police broke up the local cell of the Kavac criminal clan and suspected at least 60 people of smuggling drugs, weapons and illegally transferring the millions earned from that business from Spain to Belgrade.

They identified 48 members, and filed a complaint against dozens of unidentified members of the organized criminal group with whom they communicated through the encrypted Sky application.

The police revealed that in that group there were twenty Slovenian citizens, twelve from Serbia, eight from Bosnia and Herzegovina, five from Croatia, two Montenegrin citizens and one from Macedonia.

According to the investigators, apart from Kadivec and Kovač, the organized criminal group includes Slovenian citizens Blaž Kadivec (26), Danijel Mišljenović (32), Armin Beganović (22), Stojan Babić (40), Luka Bevc (35), Željko Hrkalović ( 44), Elvis Kolenović (31), Ivica Krivošija (36), Alen Bajc (32), Nenad Tabaković (51), Luka Arapović (36), Dejan Marjanović (34), Dejan Pejoski (39), Mladen Samardžija (31) , Ana Marija Mandić (26), David Filip Brzović (29), Uroš Inglič (38) and Kosta Tabaković (46).

A citizen of Serbia, who allegedly formed a cell of the Kavački clan in Slovenia, in that criminal group he also had compatriots - Miloš Miljković (36), Srđan Petrović (51), Slavko Tešić (39), Dalibor Kožul (38),

Radoslav Tepavac (41), Slađan Petrović (41), Miloš Joksimović (36), Aleksandar Nikolić (38), Dalibor Nikolić (36), Danko Vukojević (34) and Marko Plavšić (32).

Their associates, couriers, suppliers and perpetrators of criminal activities from Bosnia and Herzegovina are Mario Budimir (35), Igor Popović (51), Radenko Vučenović (43), Dragan Todorović (53), Slađan Karimović (35), Vasilije Babić (51 ), Darko Podraščanin (36) and Mišo Krčić (32), and from Croatia Marko Škrebec (29), Nika Škrebec (25), Hrvoje Krstanović (33), Josip Skoko (36) and Saša Bastalić (53).

In addition to Vujotić, the Slovenian police claim that a thirty-seven-year-old man from Podgorica, living in Belgrade, was also in the cell of the Kavača criminal clan there. Marko Radoman. According to the criminal complaint, Macedonian citizen Ivica Stojoski (31) is also in that group.

The police suspect them of having committed dozens of crimes related to the smuggling of drugs, weapons, money... from August 2018 to May 2021.

They explain that before August 2018, Vrzić suggested to Kadivec that they form a part of the Kavaka clan in Slovenia, promising him that, through his acquaintances with the leaders of that clan, he would provide him with large quantities of cocaine from Spain.

In the document that "Vijesti" has access to, it is written that Vujotić supplied them with cocaine for the first time in December 2018, and that the delivery, which arrived in Slovenia from the Spanish resort of Lloret del Mar, was supervised by the head of that group, Filip Vrzić. aka Drug and 10NO.

It was explained that after that Klemen Kadivec gave orders for further transport.

The Slovenian police explain that they collected evidence against the members of that criminal group through classic work, but also through covert investigative methods, including a secret drug trafficking operation.

Among the many pieces of evidence, there are allegedly means for packing and counting money, surveillance camera footage, confiscated mobile phones in which members of the criminal group left a lot of evidence, as well as DNA from all confiscated items.

In that investigation, the Slovenian police cooperated with colleagues from Norway, Germany, Italy, Spain, Croatia, Serbia, Austria and the Netherlands.

According to the documents, special prosecutors suspect them of smuggling drugs and weapons and transferring dirty money from Spain to Serbia.