Put it on if you can. Put 10 if you can... - these are some of the messages that, at the beginning of July 2020, a resident of Žabljačanin Vukasin Vojinovic ordered cocaine.
This information was obtained by the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT), which determined that Vojinović was hiding behind the nickname Sky. Zidan.
The prosecution suspects that Zidan sent these messages on July 6, 2020, and two days earlier, he allegedly paid his associates in the criminal business for the previous delivery.
Allegedly in his name, a fugitive police officer Ljub Milović They asked if the money could only be handed over to him in Montenegro, or if the man from Žablja could do it in the Netherlands as well...
"And where are you, where can Zidane add money?", Milović's associate from the clan then asked. Filip Zindovic Kljajevic July 4th of that year.
Evidence of this was provided to Montenegrin investigators by Europol, with complete transcripts of conversations conducted via the once encrypted Sky application.
Vojinović, the prime suspect
Vojinović is the prime suspect in the order of special prosecutors, which includes ten other people accused of creating a criminal organization and international cocaine smuggling.
An investigation in this case has also been launched against one of the alleged leaders of the Grand Clan, a man from Podgorica. Aleksandar Mijajlović who has been in custody for some time, but also the fugitive head of the Kavač clan Radoja Zvicer.
The investigation also includes a long-time councilor of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) in Kotor. Vuk Banicevic and his brother Vlado Banicevic called BitterThe two were handcuffed on December 3 by officers of the Special Police Department (SPO), and after being questioned by the investigating judge of the Podgorica High Court, they were sent to detention in Spuž.
The list of suspects also includes previously indicted members of the so-called police drug cartel - a former police special agent Vladimir Bajčeta, suspended police officers Petar Lazovic i Milan Popovic, their fugitive colleague Nebojša Bulgarian and fugitives Božidar Jabučanin and Filip Zindović, whose previous surname was Kljajević.
The SDT charges Vojinović with creating a criminal organization and drug smuggling, and Mijajlović and the Banićević brothers are also charged with the same crimes.
According to the prosecution's files, Zvicere, Zindović and Bugarin are charged with drug smuggling, as are Lazović, Popović, Jabučanin and Bajčeta, with the prosecutors explaining that they have already been charged with creating a criminal organization in the case against the police drug cartel.
Zidane, Miki 1, Erne...
In the police drug cartel case, the SDT, in addition to fugitive police officer Ljubo Milović, is also charging his former colleagues from the service, Mile Ojdanić, Ivan Stamatović, Nebojša Bugarin, Petar Lazović, Marko Novaković, Milan Popović, Miloš Mišurović, Vladimir Bajčeta, Goran Stojanović, Dejan Knežević i Darko Knežević - that they collaborated in criminal affairs with the former president of the Municipality of Budva Milo Božović, the leader of the Kavač clan, Radoje Zvicer, as well as Božidar Jabučanin, Aleksandar Keković, Dražen Milović, Filip Zindović (Kljajević), Ivan Nikolić, Tihomir Adzić, Ivan Mijatović and more NN persons.
The SDT previously accused Milović, Ojdanić and Zvicer of creating a criminal organization during 2019 that operated in the territories of Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia, Belgium, Germany, Turkey, the Netherlands, South America...
Individuals in that team are accused of organizing cocaine smuggling from Ecuador to European Union countries and Turkey, transporting the money earned from cocaine to Serbia and Montenegro, but also using violence and intimidating others, acquiring large quantities of weapons and explosives... influencing the appointment of people close to them to management positions in the Police Directorate in order to obtain classified information and other important data, but also using money earned through criminal activity to prevent voters from exercising their right to vote in the parliamentary elections in August 2020 in Montenegro.
By further investigating who the members of this criminal gang are, mostly hidden behind the Sky nickname Zidan, Mike 1, Erne, Max, Growth, Atomic, PppPppP, Gambling, OOP., Hagi, Hector, Lector..., special prosecutors and police officers led by Predrag Šuković They came across evidence based on which they ordered an investigation into Vojinović, Mijajlović and nine other suspects.
The eleven, led by a man from Žablja, are accused by the order to conduct an investigation of being involved in four purchases of expensive white powder.
"By taking further measures and actions, new information emerged that members of this criminal group, including Vukašin Vojinović, Aleksandar Mijajlović, Vuk and Vlado Banićević and others, have also become suspects," it was explained to "Vijesti".
Previously, prosecutors and police officers spent months determining who was hiding behind which nickname and linking what they wrote via the once-protected phone application with real events, as well as evidence.
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