Border policeman suspected of stamping passports of Russian citizens and they did not enter Montenegro via Sitnica

AG (56), a citizen of Russia, is suspected of the criminal offense of forgery by aiding and abetting, which he committed in such a way that, for monetary compensation, he performed the service of ensuring the entry of the entry stamp of the service from the border crossings of Montenegro into travel documents for Russian citizens.

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The members of the Bar police, in cooperation with the state prosecutor of the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Bar, filed criminal charges against the officers of the Police Directorate for abuse of official position and seven Russian citizens who are suspected of the criminal offense of document forgery, the Police Directorate announced.

The press release states that Bar police officers have come to suspect that MR (56) from Kotor, an officer of the Police Administration, assigned to border control duties at the Sitnica Border Crossing, committed the criminal offense of abuse of official position in conjunction with the criminal offense of falsifying a document in such a way that with the intention of obtaining an illegal financial benefit, by illegally exploiting his official position and authority, used the official seal of the Sitnica Border Crossing on the travel documents - passports of eight Russian citizens, even though the aforementioned did not enter Montenegro through that border crossing.

"In this way, the Ministry of Justice untruthfully presented the legal facts regarding the entry of these foreign citizens into Montenegro, with the aim of acquiring the right to stay in our country. Also, AG (56), a citizen of the Russian Federation, is suspected of the criminal offense of forgery by assisting performed in the way that he provided citizens of the Russian Federation, for monetary compensation, the service of ensuring the entry of the entry stamp of the service from the border crossings of Montenegro into their travel documents," the announcement states.

The Police Administration added that criminal charges were filed against Russian citizens EDS, ADV, MKV, ZPS, Lj.PN, JKA due to the suspicion that they had committed the crime of falsifying documents.

"In addition, for the sake of note, in the previous period, in relation to this case, the police filed criminal charges and detained two more persons, IG and VS, who are suspected of the criminal offense of document forgery. By order of the acting prosecutor, the travel documents in question were temporarily confiscated", the announcement concludes.

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