Suspects arrested for foreign currency dealing in Tuzi

According to unofficial information from the newspaper, Nedžad Pepić and Maraš Dušaj were deprived of their liberty, and a significant amount of money in euros, dollars, pounds, lek and other currencies was found on them. The total amount of money found is worth more than 10.000 euros.

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In a police operation in Tuzi, two people were arrested on suspicion of engaging in unauthorized banking activities, namely foreign currency exchange, "Vijesti" learned from several sources.

According to the newspaper's unofficial information, Nedžad Pepić and Maraš Dušaj were deprived of their liberty.

According to the same information, the police found a significant amount of money in euros, dollars, pounds, lek and other currencies. The total amount of money found is worth more than 10.000 euros. One of the arrested, as sources told "Vijesti", admitted to the inspectors that he was involved in illegal foreign exchange.

The second arrested person was caught while exchanging foreign currency.

Despite this, the prosecution is still weighing whether their actions contain elements of a criminal offense.

"Vijesti" learned that the action to control illegal exchange offices was targeted and was carried out in the area of ​​Podgorica and Tuzi.

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