Officials of the police administration filed 14 criminal reports since the introduction of the measures of the National Coordinating Body for the Fight against Infectious Diseases until May 2020, 1.182, independent MP Aleksandar Damjanović announced in the Parliament.
According to the data that Damjanović received from the police, criminal charges were filed against 1.755 people due to the existence of grounds for suspicion that they committed crimes against people's health and other crimes related to the disease COVID 19.
"This is three per thousand of the total population of Montenegro, a large number and perhaps the largest in Europe. I expect the proponents of the amnesty law to carefully consider the amendments we have submitted, because if the intention is to relieve prisons that are insufficient in capacity and to comply with the Council's recommendation Europe, then we have to show mercy to these people, a large number of whom were criminally prosecuted as the third person in the car, 15 minutes on the bench after 11 o'clock, ten kilometers outside the city, etc.," Damjanović said during the debate on the Amnesty Bill.
He called on the Police Directorate to shed light on the fascist vandalism in Piperi and anywhere else and the desecration of tombstones as soon as possible.
"And we should all stop drawing who could have done it. Because when someone draws a possible perpetrator, someone can say, see, maybe it was planted on purpose by someone who wants to create chaos in Montenegro," Damjanović said. .
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