A new video appeared on social media tonight, allegedly showing the fugitive Miloš Medenica.
"Great support for Police Director Lazar Šćepanović on the show Načisto, with the message, oh my director, please don't resign. If you resign or they fire you, I promise I will surrender," Medenica allegedly said.
Šćepanović said in tonight's show Načisto on Television Vijesti that this recording is the product of artificial intelligence.
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"I want to say that if there is justice in this country, his mother will be ordered to be detained. Before I resign, Miloš Medenica will be forced to surrender in order to get his mother out of detention. This is artificial intelligence and the Police Directorate continues its determined fight against organized crime," said Šćepanović.
When asked by the editor of the show Načisto, Petar Komnenić, who determined that such videos were artificial intelligence, Šćepanović said that there must be an order from the competent prosecutor for the Forensic Center to carry out its actions.
"This is the High-Tech Crime Group in the Crime Suppression Sector, a group that deals with cybersecurity, based on the experience, knowledge and tools they use, they informed me that it was about artificial intelligence," said Šćepanović.
A previous video allegedly showing the fugitive Medenica appeared on social media on February 1st.
The Police Directorate then announced that the video was fake, and that it was manipulative content containing misleading information aimed at damaging the professional credibility and reputation of the management of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Police Directorate.
Miloš Medenica, son of former Supreme Court President Vesna Medenica, escaped from house arrest last week.
Miloš Medenica and Vesna Medenica were sentenced to multi-year sentences on January 28 by a first-instance decision of the panel of Judge Vesna Kovačević - 10 years and two months, or a decade in prison.
The Medenices did not attend the verdict, and even before the decision was announced, the police determined that Miloš Medenice was not in the family apartment at Ulcinjska 2, and subsequent investigation determined that he had left just a few hours before the criminal panel's decision was announced in the courtroom.
On January 29, the Podgorica Higher Court issued an order to issue an arrest warrant for Miloš Medenica.
The red notice for Miloš Medenica was published publicly on the official Interpol website at the request of the Montenegrin police on January 30th.
Miloš Medenica was convicted of creating a criminal organization, the continued criminal offense of smuggling, two criminal offenses of unlawful influence through aiding and abetting, as well as for preventing evidence.
The court ordered his detention on January 28 due to the risk of flight. He was acquitted of charges of illegal possession of weapons and facilitating the consumption of narcotics by several people.
According to Judge Kovačević's verdict, Vesna and Miloš Medenica must also pay 50.000 euros each.
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