The Special State Prosecutor's Office submitted the indictment against Dragan Brković, his sons Boris and Bojan Brković, as well as Milić Popović, to the Special Department for Trials of Criminal Offenses of Organized Crime, Corruption, Terrorism and War Crimes of the High Court in Podgorica, charging them with extended criminal offences. abuse of power in the economy and abuse of power in the economy through aiding and abetting and criminal offenses of money laundering and money laundering through aiding and abetting.
"In the procedure that preceded the filing of the indictment, at the level of reasonable suspicion, it was established that the defendants, in the period from September 2017 to December 2019, during the execution of the reorganization plan of the business company 'V.B.' AD H.N., as responsible persons in the company, misused their powers, with the intention of obtaining illegal property benefits for other legal entities, and that they used the funds available to the company in the amount of 5.075.346,19 euros contrary to their purpose and thus grossly violated their powers in terms of the management, disposal and use of property, and that the defendants D.B., B.B. and B.B. also laundered part of the money, which was obtained as illegal property benefit by abuse of authority," said SDT spokesman, special prosecutor Vukas Radonjić.
The owner of "Vektra" Dragan Brković, his sons Boris and Bojan, as well as the executive director of "Vektra Boka" Popović were detained in August 2022, by order of the SDT. The prosecution accuses them of having damaged the state by not complying with the contract on the purchase and sale of the former state HTP "Bok", by committing criminal acts of abuse of authority in the economy and money laundering.
Last year, the investigating judge of the High Court, Suzana Mugoša, ordered a temporary measure prohibiting the disposal and use of real estate registered in the cadastre as ownership or with the right to use the company "Vektra Boka".
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