The informal student group "Where Tomorrow?" demands that the Police Directorate answer the questions publicly posed to them by the Human Rights Action (HRA), and publish them on its official website, so that they are available to the public, especially to the families of those killed in the mass murder in Cetinje.
The Police Directorate, they remind you, announced late last night that it had compiled "detailed information on the conduct of the events in Cetinje" and that it had submitted that document to the Council for Civilian Control of the Police, at the initiative of the HRA.
The group "Where Tomorrow?" says that their request is based on Article 51 of the Constitution, which establishes that "everyone has access to information from state bodies and organizations exercising public authority."
It is particularly unclear, they said, why it took the Police Directorate so long to submit information of particular public interest to the Police Control Council and why the answers to the questions presented are not available to the public.
"Therefore, we demand that the Police Department fulfill its constitutional obligation as soon as possible and inform the Montenegrin public in detail and indiscriminately about the actions taken in connection with the tragic events in Cetinje," the statement reads.
They say that it is of great importance that the public "finally receive complete answers to two questions that are constantly being asked by the public" - where did the killer get the illegal weapon and how did he get it, and whether an expert examination of the killer's phone was performed and with whom he was in contact at the time of the crime.
"Further delay in providing the requested answers by the Police, especially now that they have 'produced information', will undoubtedly be seen as further obstruction to finding out the real truth about the crimes in Cetinje, and thus further deepen the belief that due to inappropriate police action, certain facts about this event are being hidden from the public," the statement reads.
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