The investigating judge of the High Court in Podgorica ordered detention for up to 30 days Aleksandar Dacić, Nikoleti Uskoković i Miljan Marjanović, which are linked to the double murder Petra Lipovina i Žarko Pejaković, in Podgorica on November 6.
He was previously sent to the Investigation Prison in Spuška Sava Kaluđerović, also a member of that group.
Those alleged members of the Skaljar criminal clan were heard yesterday morning in the High Court.
"All of them were detained for the criminal offense of criminal association, aggravated murder and illegal possession and carrying of weapons and explosive materials, all of them due to the risk of escape, the risk of influencing witnesses and the risk of repeating the criminal offense," the advisor for relations with the public of that court Marija Raković.
Alleged members of the Kavac clan, Lipovina and Pejaković, were killed on November 6 practically at the entrance to Podgorica from the direction of the capital, when two people fired a burst of automatic weapons at the "BMW" they were in.
Immediately after the crime, it was announced to "Vijesti" that the attackers fled in a "Reno" vehicle, which they set on fire on Mareza, and that they then got into a black "Polo" car with which they escaped...
Then "Vijesta" was unofficially informed that the formal owner of the "semi" said at the hearing that he sold the vehicle to Dacić, who is listed as a security person of interest in the police records.
While he was driving Aleksandar Dacić towards the north of the country, Sava Kaluđerović undoubtedly concluded that he participated in the double murder that day, when Petar Lipovina and Žarko Pejaković from Cetinje were killed.
This is stated by the senior state prosecutor, in the case file against Dacić, Kaluđerović and Miljan Marijanović, whom he charges with criminal association, that is, that they somehow participated in the murder of those people from Cetinje on November 6.
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Prosecutor's files
Kaluđerović, it is written in the prosecutor's files, said that on the day of the murder, he drove with Dacić's "half" to Ulica Beogradska near the Academy of Sciences, after which he drove off in the same car in an unknown direction...
According to reports, he said at the hearing that he undoubtedly concluded that Dacić participated in the double murder that day, during the conversation and the drive to the north of the country...
"That after some 30-40 minutes he returned to Belgrade Street with a damaged vehicle, and that Dacić was visibly upset," the document states.
He says that they then headed towards the north of Montenegro, more specifically towards Andrijevica, in the "Golf", which he was driving.
"That during the journey he undoubtedly concluded that Dacić participated in the commission of a criminal offense - aggravated murder... but that, in addition to the above, he continued to drive him in the desired direction, where he drove him to a certain house, the exact location of which he does not know, and there he has left. It also follows from his defense that even after the aforementioned, Dacić continued to inform Aleksandra of the activities that he knew the police were undertaking, in connection with the discovery of the perpetrators of the crime in question, in order to ensure that he would not be found by the police," the prosecutor says. Ana Kalezić details from the criminal report of the Police Administration.
The prosecutor states that it is clear from the case file that the suspect Miljan Marijanović, together with another unidentified female person, rented an apartment which he made available to the as yet unknown members of the criminal association that killed Lipovina and Pejaković.
In this way, as stated in the document, Marijanović enabled the designated members of the criminal association to remain hidden and unidentified.
It will turn out that the woman who worked with him is Nikoleta Uskoković.
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