Danilovgradanin Nemanja Đurović he allegedly stalked, threatened and blackmailed his ex-girlfriend for months NJ but the police, as the injured party claims, did not react to the four reports filed in seven days.
He was arrested only after she filed a criminal complaint with the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica. The Police Administration did not respond to Vijesta's questions.
Yesterday, the beginning of the trial of the XNUMX-year-old was postponed in the Basic Court of Danilovgrad.
"You and I will both go to heaven, "If I lie down in the chapel and you will lie next to me, your mother is your mother's..."..."We will not be, I tell you, you know me"... They are just some of the messages that the citizen of Danilovgrad sent to his ex-girlfriend, after she broke up with him.
Đurović is accused of NJ pursued from July 8 to October 6, 2022 in the territory of Danilovgrad and Podgorica - he intercepted, blackmailed, followed and seriously threatened her.
"And on July 10, he sent her a photo of him holding a rifle in his hand, under which he wrote a message - This one will judge who gets close to you, I will kill him like a rabbit... I will also say that to his face that I will kill anyone who tries to take mine is out of my house. Whoever comes close to you and tries to take mine, mine that I love the most, I will beat him so much that he begs me for a bullet"...
In the space of seven days, she filed four reports against him to the police - for persecution, abuse, mistreatment and endangering security, stating that Đurović was already known to the police.
"It did not cause any alarm to the police officers. For what?" asked NJ, who filed a complaint about the work of the police officers.
Đurović was arrested on October 7 and is in custody. He was handcuffed only after NJ submitted the criminal complaint directly to the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica.
Yesterday, the beginning of the trial of the XNUMX-year-old was postponed in the Basic Court of Danilovgrad.
The indictment accuses him of having committed the criminal acts of stalking and illegal possession of weapons and explosive devices.
The prosecutor argues that Đurović, in a state of significantly reduced sanity, persistently pursued the injured party - "in a way that significantly endangered her health and way of life".
"By following the injured party without authorization during the specified period and taking other actions with the aim of physically approaching the injured party, he tried to establish contact with her against her will, both directly and through means of communication, even though the injured party blocked his phone number, and threatened to attack her life, body and freedom of her and those close to her", it says, among other things, in the explanation of the indictment.
It was also explained that he repeatedly intercepted her with his vehicle, blocking her way, blocking traffic and trying to forcibly open her car door...
During the same period, he left love messages for her under the windshield wipers, in front of the office, left baskets of flowers for her...jammed the office door. RV
The plaintiff saved
Because of everything that was reported to me and the people in my immediate environment, I felt threatened and feared for my safety. Although I did everything in my power, reported, waited for superior police officers, explained how scared I was, I didn't feel any protection. On the contrary. I felt that my hands and feet were tied... I was not allowed to surrender. I wanted to live. I kept fighting and I got through. I found salvation on October 7, when I opened the door of the prosecutor Maja Janković's office," writes the letter of the victim NJ
She demanded that the authorities determine the individual and institutional responsibility of those to whom she filed criminal charges:
"In order to ensure the consistent application of standards and procedures established by law for the protection of victims and the sanctioning of abusers," she said.
The Police Administration did not respond to the News' questions about the reports submitted by the injured party, nor how they were handled.
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