Podgorica police arrested two foreign citizens who are charged with 14 criminal offenses committed in the capital.
Acting on reports from citizens, police officers identified and then, on the order of the prosecutor at the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica, arrested a Serbian citizen EH (46) and a North Macedonian citizen BS (39).
They are suspected of committing 13 aggravated thefts against individuals, business premises, a pharmacy and a hair salon in Podgorica, and stealing money from them, the Police Directorate announced.
Police searched the apartment and other premises in Tuzi used by BS and found clothing suspected of being used in the commission of criminal offences, as well as a small amount of marijuana. A forged identity card and driver's license allegedly issued by the competent authorities of Croatia in the name of EH were also found.
"After collecting information, BS was arrested by order of the prosecutor on suspicion of committing six counts of aggravated theft," the statement reads.
EH was located at the border crossing with Serbia while attempting to leave Montenegro. 8.000 euros were found and seized from him, which are suspected to have been stolen from an apartment in the City Quarter of Podgorica, when, in addition to the aforementioned amount, 4.000 francs were also stolen from a private individual.
"Due to suspicion that he committed seven criminal offenses of aggravated theft and the criminal offense of forgery of a document, EH was deprived of his liberty by order of the prosecutor," the police announced.
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