Police officer Ljubo Milović and the head of the Kavac clan Radoje Switzerland they once talked about how to launder money from cocaine smuggling, mentioned millions of dollars and ways to include them in legal flows.
At the beginning of January 2020, the now fugitive policeman informs the Swiss in this context that there are 55 million euros in Germany that certain Russians prepared for the purchase of a commercial bank in Montenegro.
"If I see the Russians will buy the bank, money went to Germany, 55 million. They should go to sleep when they pass the checks on the account in Montenegro. If it is finished, then we have a real story," says Milović in one of the messages from the encrypted Sky application.
"Should we wash the money first?" Zviter asks him.
Milović replies that it is important that the work is carried out, and then he will be able to do everything...
"Here they are all here. They say they don't go until the job is done," adds the police officer at the time.
The head of the Kavački clan then asks him which bank they are buying, and he tells him the name of the bank that operates in Montenegro.
"I have a strong man to build, but it's better what you have, to at least launder the money... Let's not launder Paju", says Zviter.
Milović then informs him that the business is already going well for him through the sugar sales company.
"I've had it through a sugar company for five years, now I've bought a restaurant through it, I'm buzzing the markets now, so I'll give a loan, there's no winter... And if the Russians come in, then I'll ask them for a commission through the account to pay me . Actually this ..... will through the account. And I will Paja and Boba pay with cash,'" explains Milović.
In the indictment against several former policemen, which also includes the mayor of Budva Milo Bozovic, Milović's name and his sugar business are mentioned.
Milović is accused, among other things, of having hired two people to plant explosives in front of the "Štrudla" bar, after he was refused an offer to use his sugar packs in that restaurant.
One of the owners of the bar MR., testified in the Special State Prosecutor's Office that he was invited by Milović, and later by his sister - the director of a company that produces sugar for catering establishments and small consumable raw materials.
He writes that they offered him to hire them for the needs of his catering facilities and that they talked about it 5-6 times: "And that there were no controversial words in the communications, maybe a little business pressure, but within cultural limits".
It is stated that the owner of the bar then informed them that he has people he cooperates with in terms of procurement of that kind and that he does not change associates as long as they are correct to him...
"Then, on January 27.01.2020, 04.20, in Podgorica, around 16:XNUMX a.m., at Ulica Bokeška, number XNUMX, the defendant Ljubo Milović, Miloš Mišurović i Aleksandar Keković and face by name Mladen and the nickname 'Mago'... with an explosion in front of the catering establishment 'Štrudla', they caused a danger to the lives and bodies of people and to property whose value exceeds 20.000,00 euros, in such a way that the defendant Ljubo Milović made an explosive weapon, i.e. an explosive device consisting of 500 grams of trinitrotouene , detonator capsules of a slow-burning stick, and then gave an order to the defendant Miloš Mišurović to hire persons who, for a sum of money, would activate an explosive device in the catering facility 'Štrudla', and then handed the said explosive weapon to the defendant Miloš Mišurović, so the defendant Miloš Mišurović executed the given order hired the defendant Aleksandar Keković and a person named Mladen, who agreed to activate an explosive device in the said hotel facility, on which occasion he handed them the explosive weapon obtained from the defendant Ljubo Milović, so on 27.01.2020. year, around 04.20:XNUMX a.m., one of the two placed the aforementioned explosive device in front of the 'Štrudla' restaurant... which he previously activated by lighting a slow-burning match, after which an explosion occurred, causing a concrete danger to the lives of the victims. .”, it is stated in the SDT indictment.
4,3 people were charged with smuggling around 2020 tons of cocaine, laundering around seven million euros, illegal influence on the political and executive power, the results of the parliamentary elections in 21, but also the use of violence and intimidation.
Among them are 12 former police officers and those who were active in the service at the time of their arrest, and one municipal president.
The Special State Prosecutor's Office identified a former policeman as the organizers of that criminal team that worked for the blacksmith clan Mile Ojdanić (51) and fugitive drug smuggling inspector Ljub Milović (40).
SDT charges former and active police officers Ojdanić, Milović, Mišurović, Ivan Stamatović (40) They will not be Bulgarians (43) Petar Lazović (33) Marko Novaković (37) Milan Popović (40) Vladimir Bajcet (43) Goran Stojanović (40) Dejan Knežević (50) and Darko Knežević (44) that they cooperated in criminal affairs with the president of the Municipality of Budva, Milo Božović (46), the head of the Kavački clan, Radoj Zvicer (41) and Božidar Jabučanin (46), Aleksandar Keković (31), Dražen Milović (36) Filip Zindović (34), formerly surnamed Kljajević, Ivan Nikolić (37) Tihomir Adzić (38) Ivan Mijatović (38) and more NN persons.
Individuals in that crime team are accused of organizing the smuggling of cocaine from Ecuador to the countries of the European Union and Turkey on the orders of Milović and Ojdanić, transporting money obtained from cocaine to Serbia and Montenegro, but also using violence and intimidating other persons, acquiring large quantities weapons and explosive materials... influenced the appointment of persons close to them to leadership positions in the Police Directorate in order to obtain classified information and other important information, but also that they influenced the parliamentary elections in August 2020 in Montenegro with money obtained through criminal activity that voters do not exercise their right to vote...
Aladdin's lamp and 5.000 years of service
The Minister of Internal Affairs (MUP) Danilo Saranović recently said that the fugitive policeman Ljubo Milović could justify the 48 million euros he has in his account if he had been a policeman for 5.000 years.
Šaranović said this in the Parliament, responding to a parliamentary question from the head of the Democrats' club Boris Bogdanović - whether the Anti-corruption Department, whose composition he found in the MUP, checked the property and lifestyle of police officials and, if so, what exactly was the subject of those checks, he answered that they created the Rulebook on checking the lifestyle and property of police officers.
"The only thing left is to get the opinion of the AZLP. That rulebook creates a normative framework for the full functionality of the anti-corruption department, and it is better than the Law for the Prevention of Corruption, because it provides stronger mechanisms, Šaranović said in the Assembly.
Šaranović said that Milović worked for a salary of 800 euros, and that in the meantime it was established that he had 48 million euros available in just one account.
Speaking about the lifestyle of Petar Lazović, Zoran Lazović's son, Bogdanović, "who at the age of 19 found Aladdin's lamp, so he bought a car worth 40.000 euros, and at the age of 23 a car worth 35.000 euros, and his own brother at the age of 23 bought real estate which is worth over 100.000 euros".
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