Zvicer's armored Mercedes seized from Bulajić

Armored Mercedes G-Class, which the police found parked in front of a Danilovgrad resident's house Radovan Bulajić (48) and then confiscated, belongs to the fugitive leader of the Kavača cell of the Balkan drug cartel Happy Switzerland (44), "Vijesti" learns.

A luxury four-wheeler, parked right next to the Danilovgrad - Podgorica main road, was seized on the orders of the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT), which was searching for it.

The Police Directorate announced that officers from the Danilovgrad Security Department seized two vehicles from a person of operational interest from that city - Bulajić, including a special passenger vehicle - an armored "Mercedes" G 500, which is being sought by the SDT.

"Acting in accordance with operational information, police officers found a black Mercedes G 500 jeep in the yard of RB's house - a special passenger vehicle, the so-called armored vehicle, with foreign license plates, and a Renault Modus vehicle with license plates that were determined to belong to another vehicle. Further measures and actions were taken, based on which it was confirmed that the Mercedes G 500 vehicle was claimed by the Special State Prosecutor's Office. Both vehicles were temporarily seized, and the Special State Prosecutor and the State Prosecutor at the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica were informed of all of the above," the Police Directorate announced earlier.

They pointed out that Bulajić was brought to the police premises where a statement was taken from him for the record regarding both vehicles found.

The statement says that the Special State Prosecutor ordered that the case files created regarding the discovery and seizure of Zvicer's bulletproof vest be delivered to the Special Police Department (SPO) for further action.

"Checks regarding the Renault Modus vehicle, which had license plates that were determined to belong to another vehicle, are ongoing," the UP said earlier.

Bulajić arrested earlier

The Danilovgrad resident from whom the four-wheeler of a fugitive Kotor resident was seized was arrested in April 2019 in Albania on charges of marijuana smuggling.

The local police in that operation also deprived Marko Rašović (42), as well as their citizen Christian Palija (32).

They were accused and subsequently convicted as part of a criminal group that smuggled 151 kilograms of marijuana.

A year later, the Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) announced that Bulajić was part of the Danilovgrad resident's criminal team. Sasa Jokic (56).

At the time, they announced that in early 2016, Jokić organized a criminal group that smuggled hundreds of kilograms of marijuana, stating that in addition to Bulajić and Rašović, members of that criminal team were also from Danilovgrad. Branislav Bulajić (50) Mladen Karadzic (55).

Answering the question of whether the police are checking how Zvicer's blind ended up in the parking lot of criminal group member Saša Jokić, the "Vijesti" interlocutor said that for years, two Kotor cells of the Balkan drug cartel have been "sucking up" smaller criminal groups.

The Search for Zvicer

Zvicer has been inaccessible to security services since the spring of 2021, and since then, Montenegrin police have repeatedly searched his premises and those of persons associated with the Kavač clan, searching for him and other internationally wanted members of that criminal organization.

At Austria's request, he was placed on Europe's most wanted fugitives list in November 2024, and Austrian authorities offered a €20.000 reward for information leading to his arrest. Austria is also seeking him on suspicion of international cocaine trafficking.

On May 9, 2025, Montenegro publicly issued a red notice for Zvicer through Interpol, seeking him for several criminal offenses, including murder, attempted murder, creation of a criminal organization, drug trafficking...

At the end of August 2026, the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP), at the proposal of the Director of the Police Administration Lazar Šćepanović, offered half a million euros for information leading to Zvicer's arrest.

They did so on August 20th, and just four days later the same offer was made for his most loyal soldier - a fugitive from Kavča with a police badge. Ljub Milović.

The state has also offered 500.000 euros for information that would directly lead to the location and arrest of the 43-year-old from Kavča, for whom Interpol has issued a red international arrest warrant.

They also emphasized that the data of anyone who provides them with information will be fully protected, including their identity.

This meant that in just four days, a total of one million euros was promised from the state treasury for information that would lead to the arrest of Zvicer and Milović.