The higher state prosecutor's office in Podgorica opened a case due to the chanting of a group of fans of the Football Club (FK) Sutjeska - "Knife, wire, Podgorica".
This was confirmed for "Vijesti" by the head of the Higher State Prosecutor's Office, Lepa Medenica.
Last night, fans of the Sutjeska "Vojvode" football club shouted "Knife, wire, Podgorica" near the stadium under Gorica.
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The High Prosecutor's Office officially told "Vijesta" that "they formed the case on their own initiative after last night's chanting by a group of fans of FK Sutjeska".
They also said that they had given an order to the Police Directorate to collect the necessary information, with the aim of elucidating the event in question and identifying the person who chanted "Knife, wire, Podgorica".
"After all the required data and evidence have been collected, the prosecution will analyze them and make a decision in the case," it says in the reply of the Higher Prosecutor's Office to "Vijesta".
Last night, the Police Administration unofficially told "Vijesta" that they had informed the competent prosecutor's office about the incident.
They also explained that, when the prosecutor makes a statement and possibly gives instructions for further action, they will work on identifying the person from the video.
Today, the police administration officially announced that the Podgorica and Nikšić police are working on the identification of the persons who shouted "Knife, wire, Podgorica" near the stadium near Gorica last night.
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