Minister of Justice Bojan Božović yesterday requested that Spain extradite the arrested and suspended executioner to Montenegro Vladimir Vujotic (41), alleged member of a criminal clan from Kavčan, a fugitive Nikola Vujotic (42)
Several sources from that government department told "Vijesti" that the minister sent the request through diplomatic channels, that is, that it was forwarded to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which is obliged to forward the request to Spain.
Vujotic was arrested on November 16th in Spain.
That day, the Police Directorate announced that their colleagues from Spain had deprived Vujotić of his liberty - based on a warrant issued for him by the Interpol National Central Bureau office in Podgorica.
"This fugitive was located and arrested in Spain after a direct exchange of information between the Montenegrin and Spanish police, based on data previously obtained by the Montenegrin Police Administration, which was then shared, in real time and efficiently, with colleagues from the Police of the Kingdom of Spain," the UP announced.
Montenegrin investigators have been searching for Vujotic since July, when the head of the Danilovgrad police was arrested on the orders of the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT). Marko Drobnjak, aircraft handling controller at the Airports of Montenegro Goran Culic, owner of the company “Pro Imel” Ivan Popovic, Podgorica Stefan Ilic, Mato Knezevic i Zarko Vukadinovic.
The SDT suspects them of being members of the criminal organization of the fugitive Nikola Vujotić, the prime suspect in the case, who has close family and business ties with a high-ranking member of the Kavač clan. Milan Vujotić.
In addition to the criminal proceedings, the prosecutor's office also opened a financial investigation into the case, during which a notice was entered - a ban on the disposal of property, which is registered in the name of Vladimir Vujotić and family members.
The Ministry of Justice explained to the news yesterday that on July 12, the SDT issued an order to conduct an investigation against the defendant Vladimir Vujotić and others - due to the existence of reasonable suspicion that they committed the criminal offense of creating a criminal organization under Article 401a, paragraph 2, in connection with paragraphs 1 and 6 of the Criminal Code of Montenegro and the criminal offense of abuse of official position under Article 416, paragraph 1 of the Criminal Code of Montenegro.
They pointed out that Božović's department and the Chamber of Public Bailiffs, immediately upon learning of the existence and conduct of the investigation against Vladimir Vujotić, submitted a proposal to initiate disciplinary proceedings against that public bailiff.
"By the decision of the first-instance disciplinary commission for determining the disciplinary liability of public bailiffs Dp.br.2/25 of July 28, 2025, Vladimir Vujotić, a public bailiff with the official seat in Podgorica, was temporarily suspended until the completion of the criminal proceedings initiated by the order on the investigation of the Special State Prosecutor's Office Kti-S no.19/25 of July 12, 2025. On August 28, 2025, Vladimir Vujotić, through a proxy, submitted a request to terminate the performance of the function of public bailiff. By the decision of the Minister of Justice no.: 01-011/25-8715-1 of August 29, 2025, Vladimir Vujotić, a public bailiff appointed for the area of the Basic Court in Podgorica with the official seat in Podgorica, ceased performing enforcement activities on September 1, 2025, at his personal request," Vijesti was told.
The perpetrator's apartments, meadows, business premises, pastures, fields... were blocked.
By order of the Special State Prosecutor's Office, Vladimir Vujotić was banned from disposing of a 1.532 square meter plot in the Donja Gorica settlement, consisting of two floors of 270 square meters each, two duplexes of 140 and 142 m2, as well as two business premises of 88 and 89 square meters, respectively.
In the data of the Cadastre Administration, an appeal was registered in the name of the bailiff Vujotić against the decision to register a burden on 270 square meters of the building, dated August 20 of this year, and then on September 12, an amendment was made according to which, instead of disposal, by order of the SDT, any alienation and encumbrance of the property was temporarily prohibited.
As part of the financial investigation, the SDT also ordered the entry of a temporary measure - a ban on the disposal of Vujotic's father's property in the Donja Gorica settlement, where, as can be seen from the Real Estate Administration's inspection, a burden was placed on meadows, fields and pastures of about 5.000 square meters, as well as two auxiliary buildings of 48 and 73 square meters. This decision was also appealed on August 20.
The Special State Prosecutor's Office, with the order to initiate a financial investigation under number 13/25 with the description "Nikola Vujotić and others", also issued an order to temporarily register a measure - a ban on the disposal of a 68-square-meter business space in a building on Kralja Nikole Street in Podgorica, which is registered in the name of Vladimir Vujotić's father.
An appeal was filed against that decision on August 20th, but there is no information on whether there were any new changes.
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