The trial of businessman Duško Knežević in the "Airports" case was postponed today in the High Court in Podgorica.
Judge Nenad Vujanović said that Knežević injured himself in the Directorate for Executed Criminal Sanctions, when entering the "marica" around eight o'clock.
He said that Knežević hit the vehicle with his head and that he was taken to the Clinical Center of Montenegro, where he was given help.
The next hearing is scheduled for December 17.
The Special Prosecutor's Office filed an indictment against the former managers of "Atlas Banka", Duško Knežević, Marko Nikolić and Dijana Zečević, and the legal entity "Atlas Banka" because, according to the indictment, they damaged "Aerodrome Montenegro" for three million euros, and "Atlas" obtained the benefit bank" in the same amount, because they did not return the deposit of three million euros, after the deadline expired.
According to the Special Prosecutor's Office, the former owner of Atlas Bank, Duško Knežević, is accused of inciting his employees Nikolić and Zečević to abuse their position in business operations, i.e. to embezzle the funds of JP Aerodrom after the expiry of the deposit term.
"From the defense of the defendants Nikolić and Zečević, and the testimony of witnesses Danil Orlandić, Vesna Ječmenica and Milica Ivanović, it indisputably follows that the deadline for the deposit in question expired on August 11, 2018, and that the injured company "Aerodromi Crne Gore" repeatedly demanded and gave instructions that the said funds in the amount of EUR 3.000.000 should be returned to the transaction account of the injured company after the expiration of the deadline. However, this did not happen," states the prosecutor in the explanation of the indictment.
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