Democrats: The incident in Tivat is a pattern of behavior of Black Bersians and arrogant tycoons that were born by the previous government

Democratic Montenegro announced that "the incident that happened in Tivat is not isolated, it is not accidental and it is nothing more than a pattern of behavior of Montenegrins and arrogant tycoons that were born by the previous government", reacting to the text "Arsić attacked Komnenović in the building of the Municipality of Tivat", which was published today on the Vijesti portal.

"Murders, threats, blackmail, tax evasion, rigged tenders are short descriptions of their 'lucrative businesses' with which they ravaged our country and filled their own pockets. And behold, all of them, like the enraged Arsić, are in close relations with the DPS ", the statement added.

"Just them", it is stated further. "It is precisely these aggressive thugs that Abazović and GP URA are trying to bring back to power. With them they want to bring Montenegro into the European Union, with them they want to fight against corruption and organized crime. It would be funny, if it weren't sad. and dangerous, because Montenegro would not be able to withstand being ruled by criminal hordes again. The people know that and the people will not allow it."

In the statement, the Democrats point out that "although the negotiations of the ambitious and greedy Abazović DPS, as well as the Montenegrin mafia, are coming to an end, the mafia, which has decided to instill fear again, to smuggle, kill, beat, to build hotels and restaurants on our coast, will not ended as planned." "The people will not allow it. The people have risen up. The people defend victory, defend freedom. The people have had enough of the primitive-tycoon half-world! They have had enough of the DPS brothers and godfathers! They have had enough of the mafia and crime! Tonight at 18 pm, on the boulevard across from the temple in Podgorica, the people will send a clear message to Arsić and Dritan and DPS, and the mafia and their political servants that their time has passed," concluded Democratic Montenegro.