After the indictment was filed, the Council of the Basic Court in Kotor extended the detention of Serbian citizens Miljan Jovanović, Aleksandar Stefanović and Dušan Trkulja for another 60 days, who are accused of planning the murder of a Kotor resident from the Republic of Macedonia on the orders of Nikšić resident Danijela Banićević.
This was confirmed to "Vijesti" by the spokesperson of the Basic Court, Judge Veljko Bulatović.
The Serbian citizens were arrested in mid-May, when they were remanded in custody for up to 30 days.
As "Vijesti" reported at the time, they were planning the liquidation of an entrepreneur from Kotor, whose identity is known to the editorial staff.
"Officers of the Regional Security Center 'South' - Kotor Security Department, identified four persons who formed a criminal group with the aim of committing a serious crime and located and deprived of liberty three citizens of the Republic of Serbia, MJ, AS and DT, who are suspected of entering Montenegro with the intention of committing a crime against life or body to the detriment of MR from Kotor, and then identified and deprived of liberty a fourth person, DB, a Montenegrin citizen for whom there is a basis for suspicion that he planned and organized the commission of a serious crime to the detriment of MR," the Police Directorate officially announced.
This Kotor resident, as explained, informed the police of his "suspicion that he had spotted an unknown vehicle near his place of residence on several occasions."
"Officers of the Kotor Security Department took extensive and urgent operational-tactical measures and actions to prevent the commission of a criminal offense, after which they quickly identified the persons MJ (21), AS (22) and DT (20) from Belgrade, citizens of the Republic of Serbia. Shortly after the identification, the aforementioned persons were located, the apartment in which they were staying and the vehicle that they are suspected of using when planning the commission of the criminal offense, after which a search was carried out of the apartment in which these persons were staying, and on that occasion, items were found and seized - suitable means: a wooden bat, a hammer, three plastic masks, then mobile phones and items of clothing that are suspected of being intended for the commission of the criminal offense and which were used in the actions of observing the house and the movements of the injured person," the statement reads.
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