At the end of 2020 and the beginning of 2021 Milo Bozovic arranged the smuggling of cocaine on the Sky app, stated how much of that drug they had "left in Madrid", but at the same time warned the interlocutor that anyone who owns an encrypted phone will end up in custody.
"From tomorrow, 48-hour detention for possession of a crypt... suspicion of belonging to the OKG (organized criminal group)," Božović writes in mid-February 2021 from the encrypted application on which he used the nickname Jumbo.
Two months earlier, from the same caller under a code name Opa, asks for information on whether they can fill "dry boxes" in Santos, because "sugar for Bar is sent"...
"Ask comrades if we can go to Santos to fill dry boxes... The sugar is sent to Bar... We have a cannon here... It's dangerous. See if it works Santos not to question the so-called... He still has money in Amsterdam, hahaha," he writes on December 23, 2020.
Then, in codes, they discuss "putting" and "taking out" goods and the profitability of that work.
"How much is it to put the goods... 10e... Well, what do I know, there is mathematics in good extraction", writes the former mayor of Budva.
On the penultimate day of that year, the associate informed him that the "Markonac" arrived at 16:XNUMX p.m. and that everything was taken out three hours later.
"Yes, yes, top... Super godson", states the Budvanin in the message.
A month later, on January 27, 2021, Božović informs the "godfathers" from the same telephone program that they are being offered about 300 kilograms of cocaine in the capital of Spain at a price of 27.000 euros.
"Kumče weighs about 300 kg in Madrid... 27 according to us... Colombia, they say he is top"...
Three days later, a person writing under the name Opa tells him to get off the job.
"Forget the Madrid one, it's a mess with the product, it's already been on offer for a long time," the message from January 30, 2021 states.
Božović talked with the same interlocutor about cocaine smuggling to Australia and Europe.
The news published part of those correspondences a day after the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) prosecuted Božović and 18 other people on suspicion of trying to smuggle around 2,5 tons of cocaine from South America to Australia and Europe.
The first tranche in the amount of 1.570 kilograms of drugs was stopped in October 2020, according to the prosecutor's office, and the man from Budva arranged the job three months earlier on a once encrypted phone application.
“Look at this, we do Australia 99 percent. Do you have someone there to receive the goods when we throw them out, store them, sell them and send the money?"
Božović wrote this on the Sky application, according to the investigators, on July 12, 2020.
The interlocutor with the nickname Opa asks him - from where, and he answers that he will do it from Ecuador.
"Do you have someone there to receive the goods when we throw them out, store them, sell them and send money?", states the Budvanin.
The latter replies that he will find it, and Božović warns him that it should be someone "honest, not to deceive us"...
"We'll figure it out, I have some there," said the interlocutor.
The man from Budva says that it is Sydney, and then he explains to his son, how he addresses him as "godfather": "I think that now is the moment, Gram is not there."
The associate says that he agrees with that assessment: "There is madness out there for sale right now... If we succeed in this, we will kill ourselves with money"...
He then asks Božović "What kind of extraction is there down there", and the latter explains to him that the same man does everything for them.
"Everything is done for us by this same man who owns a ship and takes over the goods... To hand over to us in Sydney, if he passes"...
The interlocutor replies that it is a "top", and the man from Budva states that it is a cube: "Dice. So what happens."
"Everything is a gamble... We'll try and see what happens," replies the person who writes on Sky under the nickname Opa.
A few days after the initial correspondence about smuggling to Australia, the interlocutor informs Božović that he has arranged everything.
"I found (for) Sydney you know at least one option... Our man grew up with the Chinese down there who are strong"...
Two days after that - on June 19, 2020 - Božović asked him again: "Ask Brazil if there is someone strong in Ecuador who can charge on water, but at 100-150 miles... 1 t (ton) to send for Australia"...
Božović and the others were prosecuted on July 17 in a large international action under the leadership of the SDT in the case called "General".
Some of the suspects have been among the main players in criminal circles around the world for more than two decades.
Members of the Special Police Department (SPO) then arrested Vasa i Nikola Ulic, Vukan Čoković Matić, Mile Božović, Viktor Drešaj, Radomir Dobriša, Petar Miranović, Marinko Prelević i Veselin Para Pavličić.
A criminal complaint was also filed against him Radoja Zvicer, Dragan Pavličević, Vuk Vulević, Radul Božović, Ivan Delić i Leona Dreshay who are on the run, but also against those previously arrested Damir Mandić, Vjekoslav Lambulić i Radovan Pantović.
Ulić and Zvicer were identified as the organizers of that criminal team.
At the beginning of the week, the higher court panel extended the detention of Vas Ulic and his son Nikola Ulic, one of the leaders of the criminal clan from Tuza, Viktor Drešaj, Miranović, Čoković Matić, Dobriša, Prelević and Pavličić for another two months.
The High Court told Vijesti that they did so by accepting the SDT's proposal.
Previously, the leader of the criminal Kavački clan, Radoj Zvicer, the other leader of the clan from Tuzi, Leon Drešaj, Vulević, Delić, Radul Božović and Pavličević, who are on the run, were also detained.
Milo Božović, Damir Mandić, Vjekoslav Lambulić and Radovan Pantović were previously behind the ramparts of Spu, for other crimes.
Božović was arrested in April last year, and according to the SDT, he is part of a Swiss criminal group.
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