Former police official Milovan Pavićević He continuously worked on orders. Aleksandar Mijajlović - sifted through voter lists, adjusted police statements to the wishes of the accused businessman, informed him who was going to the processions, who was on the arrest list...
According to the same information, this former assistant director of the Police Directorate, on Mijajlović's orders, emptied the premises where, as it is written, those who opposed the Law on Freedom of Religion gathered, but also informed him about police actions.
This is stated in the files of the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT), which suspects Pavićević of having, while he was the head of the Podgorica Security Center, acted politically during the 2020 parliamentary elections on the orders of the organizer of the criminal organization, namely Mijajlović...
"He issued public statements in the interests of the criminal organization, on behalf of the Police Directorate, and took other actions at the order of the organizer"...
On the orders of the SDT, officers from the Special Police Department placed handcuffs on Pavićević on October 3rd.
In the same operation, Mijajlović, former assistant director of the Police Directorate, was deprived of his liberty. Drago Spicanovic, a police officer Vladan Lazović and senior state prosecutor Andrijana Nastić.
Three days later, the former Minister of Defense was arrested on the orders of special prosecutors. Predrag Boskovic.
Special prosecutors are charging this criminal group with creating a criminal organization, abuse of official position, disclosure of secret information, and, among other things, influencing the exercise of citizens' voting rights by deciding on the duration of employment in companies affiliated with the criminal organization...
All denied their guilt, and after being questioned by the investigating judge, Mijajlović and Spičanović were sent behind bars, Pavićević and Lazović were ordered to be placed under house arrest, and prosecutor Nastic was ordered to report to the police occasionally.
Former Democratic Party of Socialists official Predrag Bošković was released from custody yesterday after being questioned by an investigating judge. He was ordered to report to the police.
Nastić was suspended yesterday by a decision of the Prosecutorial Council.
VEHICLES, FLAGS, TORCHES...
Pavićević is also charged with having the task of acting politically during the 2020 parliamentary elections, at the behest of the organizer of the criminal organization, which stems from communication, among other things, made on August 28, 2020.
“When the accused Milovan Pavićević sends a message to the accused Aleksandar Mijajlović: 'I think that by the 30th, during the following week when the president has his final activities in the PG, we will organize as many vehicles, flags, torches as possible'...
Prosecutors recorded messages from June 24, 2020, when Mijajlović sent Pavićević that at 12 noon that day, "we are combing through the lists of Danilovgrad residents who work for us"...
He claims that he did this with the leaders of the Danilovgrad committee of the Democratic Party of Socialists...
Prosecutors state that the reasonable suspicion that Pavićević was tasked with informing the organizer about the deprivation of liberty of persons present at protest rallies organized against the adoption of the Law on Freedom of Religion throughout Montenegro, the so-called processions, stems from the communication they had on September 17, 2020.
That day, Pavićević sent a message to Mijajlović: “Ivanović Bojan is under investigation... He is a litijas in Spuž”...
He is also accused of providing Mijajlović with benefits by illegally abusing his official position on February 12, 2021, in violation of the Internal Affairs Law, by providing Mijajlović with information about the Police Directorate's operation codenamed "Overnight Stay".
"By sending a message to the organizer of the criminal organization, the defendant Aleksandar Mijajlović, that the Police Directorate and the Directorate for Inspection Affairs are planning to carry out controls on a larger number of foreign citizens, regarding residence registration, etc.
"...In a large house located across from the Health Center in Zagorič, and thus enabled the organizer to obtain information that the Police Directorate had, and which, as an unauthorized person, he was not allowed to obtain"...
"By which the defendant Milovan Pavićević committed the criminal offense of abuse of official position"...
THE SONG EMPTY THE PLACE
From the communication between Mijajlović and Pavićević, special prosecutors obtained evidence that the brother The accused businessman was bothered by the fact that the song "Ne damo svetinje" was being played in a bar near his apartment, which is why he was asked by the then head of the Podgorica Security Center asked him to empty the cafe, which he did...
Special prosecutors claim that the messages that Mijajlović and the police official continuously exchanged prove that Pavićević was acting on the orders of the head of the criminal organization.
The tavern was being emptied on July 19, 2020, when the accused Aleksandar Mijajlović forwarded to the accused Pavićević a message he received from “Micka”: “Do you have any police officers you can send to our building... To punish the '2 per mille' tavern... With a song about not giving sacred things... Fuck them motherfuckers”..
In addition, Mijajlović sends the policeman an explanation: "To the Professor's Building where the Master is... My brother sent this to me"...
"We're finishing up... I'll send my men to shake them out, the inspections are punishing them, but by the time they get here, they'll have already gone home," the then chief of Podgorica's police replied.
In the continuation of the communication, Mijajlović thanks him and adds: "That's right. Let them know that they are coming," after which the policeman replied:
"Now the emergency services are going, I have given the order to search all the guests, if the owner protests, they will take him to the center."
After Mijajlović replied: "You are the king", Pavićević writes: "Look brother, we must be decisive on all fronts and send them clear messages."
The policeman, having executed the order, reports to the alleged head of the criminal organization what the police officers have done: "They emptied the bar, the boss was calm. He is closing the bar."
How the boss wrote press releases
After a 37-year-old Turkish man, JA, died at a construction site in the Master Quarter on October 15, 2020, Mijajlović requested, and the police officer agreed, not to mention them in the statement. This is evidenced by the messages they exchanged, which indicate that Pavićević was tasked with issuing public statements in the interests of the criminal organization, and on behalf of the Police Directorate.
Prosecutors base their suspicions on correspondence from that day, when Pavićević sent Mijajlović: "A worker from the JA in 1983, a Turkish citizen, fell from the Bemaks building under construction next to the New Student Dormitory. He was fatally injured, according to the statement of Dr. Kalač Maja, who is at the scene with the HMP team. Investigations are ongoing"...
The man from Podgorica explains to him that the worker fell over three guardrails and that no one understands how.
"It's not Bemax, it's this one in the Master Quarter... If you can just avoid the name of the building or something... I'll give you the name of the company he works for," Mijajlović sent to the police official, to which he replied: "Ok, we'll finish."
After a few minutes, Mijajlović sent Pavićević a quasi-“statement”:
"YA (38), a Turkish citizen, Intellize Mont company... A worker JA fell from a building under construction next to the New Student Dormitory in 1983. A Turkish citizen, employed by the Intellize Mont company. He was fatally injured, according to the statement of Dr. Kalač Maja, who is on the scene with the HMP team. Investigations are ongoing," Mijajlović wrote to the then chief of Podgorica police and asked him: "If it could be done this way, it would be the most painless," to which Pavićević replied: "Of course it can be done"...
Doubts that he was acting on Mijajlović's orders are also underlined by Pavićević's responses: "We are finishing", "Acknowledged", "Look brother, we have to be decisive on all fronts and send them clear messages". He also dictated a statement to him on September 7, 2020: "Journalists (ours) tell me that it is good to officially announce that the person who fired the starting gun was detained last night in the City Quarter... To break the story of IN4S and Borba.... How there was shooting, and the police were guarding the gathering", to which messages the defendant Milovan Pavićević responds to the defendant Aleksandar Mijajlović with a message containing: "Yes, yes".
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