Prison officers guard their colleague during the day Predrag Spasojević, while officers of the Danilovgrad police do it at night, Vijesti was told.
Bombs are raining down on the head of the Investigation Prison in Spuž around his family house, which, as he and the management of the institution where he works, claim, is retaliation by criminal groups connected to the detainees who are searched every day and from whom improvised weapons and mobile phones are confiscated.
The news was told that Spasojević's colleagues self-organized to try to protect him in this way, after one bomb first exploded on him, and another was found unactivated in the yard of his house.
The police are trying to determine who are at least two attackers who threw a bomb at Spasojević's house on December 1 around 20.20:XNUMX p.m., but also when and how the other one ended up in his yard.
After finding the bomb, Spasojević accused the Police Directorate and the Prosecutor's Office of contributing to the attacks on him through inaction.
He spoke with the Acting Supreme State Prosecutor yesterday Majom Jovanović, after which he announced that it restored his hope that the prosecution started working.
"Probably on her order and I hope the investigation will yield positive results," said Spasojević.
Jovanović told Vijesti that her human and professional obligation was to talk to Spasojević personally, in order to support him in a direct conversation.
"And to inform him that I asked the head of the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica to urgently take measures and actions within his jurisdiction - regarding the cases related to the threats he reported and the placement of an explosive device in the yard of his family home," Jovanović said after conversations.
She also pointed out that she informed Spasojević that she had asked the manager of ODT Podgorica to review the work of the acting and on-duty state prosecutor in those cases.
The day before, Spasojević announced that the prosecutor to whom he reported was in his custody Mario Milošević threatened with death, she didn't see fit to even call him.
He also said that prosecutors did not come to the scene to investigate on December 1, when the bomb exploded, nor three days later.
Yesterday, neither the Police Administration nor the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica answered the questions of Vijesti about the investigations into the bomb attacks on the Spasojević family home.
According to the knowledge of Vijesta, yesterday, after the meeting with Jovanović, he was also invited by the manager of ODT Podgorica for an interview Dusko Milanović.
"Attacks on life"
President of the Trade Union of Administration and Justice Nenad Rakočević announced yesterday that the two attacks on Spasojević were not warnings, but unscrupulous attacks on his life and that of his family.
He recalled that all information about a possible bomb attack - "who, how, why, in what way, even from which side of the house the attack will take place" was officially reported to the Police Directorate as soon as the information was obtained, but that he doubts that someone the case "leads to a dead end".
"The attack on Predrag Spasojević is an attack on the state, a weak state that does not have the strength to put its services in order, let alone clean up the criminal milieu. It is not known what is worse, whether the possibility of a new attack after the explosion of the first bomb, which is most likely, or that the second bomb that was found was thrown before the initial explosion, so that the police did not find it, that is, that they did not properly observe the scene," he said. is Rakočević.
Explaining that the video of the surveillance cameras shows that the bomb that exploded "caught branches" which diverted its path, he said that if it had fallen in the yard of the house, like the others - if it had exploded - "it would undoubtedly have caused catastrophic and unforeseeable consequences, the explosions would XNUMX% endanger the lives of the householders who were in the house at that moment".
"These very dangerous explosive devices, if they had exploded in a small yard, would have had a deadly effect of great destructive power, with serious and life-threatening consequences, which means that the attacker's intention was to injure and kill Predrag Spasojević or members of his family, for them criminals obviously it doesn't matter who," Rakočević assessed.
He said that the information, which was "so precise that it described in detail in advance all the elements of these attacks, was obtained through internal activities, and not through the activities of the police and other competent services":
"And at least twenty days before the attacks took place".
He said that all information about a possible bomb attack - "who, how, why, in what way, even from which side of the house the attack will take place", was officially reported to the Police Directorate as soon as the information was received.
"Vanja and Vladimir to chase criminals on the way to Spuža grada"
We appeal to Vanja Ćalović - form a political party as soon as possible, the people of Montenegro have been waiting for you for a long time. And then when you are the people's choice, together with Vladimir, take the clubs and all the criminals from criminal circles, criminals from institutions, from political parties and the judiciary, hit them, and make them go ahead of you on the way to Spuža grada, said Nenad Rakočević yesterday.
The President of the Trade Union of Administration and Justice told the representatives of the Government, who after December 1 said that they would protect Spasojević and his family, that it was a "powerless but promotional moment that needed to convince someone of something and leave an impression on someone". .
"Those times have passed, our people who cried out for the rule of law and justice are the ones who will protect all Spasojevics in Montenegro. Predrag's colleagues, friends and comrades will protect them, we have already started to organize. We will not allow criminals, as well as the evidently corrupt judiciary (Medenica, Jovanić...) to determine whether we will live or not just because someone lives and works honorably and honestly," said Rakočević.
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