See how tonight's protest was captured by our photojournalist Boris Pejović.
The gathered disperse.
Those gathered are chanting slogans against Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.
Momo Joksimović, president of the Party of Pensioners, Disabled and Restitution, told reporters that the people expect justice and that the state has fallen silent.
"Montenegro must show composure and reason. People and nations cannot be blamed for one crime, it happens everywhere, but we must understand this youth. We must cultivate a civilizational and cultural relationship with neighboring nations. The misdeeds of individuals are not the misdeeds of the state. That is why we must build a relationship of friendship and reason, but also understand dissatisfaction, because it shows fear, because this is happening more than once. We have an attack on children in Budva, our children are being raped in Danilovgrad. The people expect justice, fairness and that everything functions in accordance with the law," he said.
"We are asking for as many police officers as possible to be hired. What are we waiting for? The police are incapacitated. The state has fallen silent. We must show strength - that the state has a police force, an army," added Joksimović.
Podgorica police detained 11 people tonight, including nine minors, who intended to come to a protest in front of the Government with balaclavas, torches and marijuana, the Police Directorate announced.
A large number of citizens gathered, chanting "Turks out" and "Whoever doesn't jump is a Turk." Torches were also lit.
Citizens are approaching the protest from almost all sides.
One banner reads: "We defend ourselves from further migration, stabbing, rape, occupation!"
The gathered spread a banner that read: "Buyers come with benefits for each and for seven body piercings???".
The crowd chants "Turks go away"
A group of citizens is gathered on Stanko Dragojević Boulevard, while another is approaching from the direction of the Millennium Bridge.
There are police forces in front of the Government.
A group of citizens was spotted in Zabjelo heading towards the protest site along Kralja Nikole Street.
video: Reader-reporter
An anti-immigration protest is scheduled for 19 p.m. in front of the Government, in response to the wounding of a Podgorica resident, in which, according to the Police Department, citizens of Turkey and Azerbaijan participated. This crime caused a series of incidents today and yesterday in Podgorica and Bar.
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