Tivat: Drugs found, several arrested, electric scooter stolen, 18-year-old sold stolen bike...?

The Tivat police also filed criminal charges against TJ (47) and NR (23) on suspicion of having committed the criminal offense of abuse of position in business operations.

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The Tivat police filed criminal charges against five people and misdemeanor charges against four, the Police Administration announced today.

The announcement states that during the control of GK (42) from Kotor, the police found a substance suspected to be heroin.

"The prosecutor at the Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica was informed of the incident, who ordered that a criminal complaint be filed against GK on suspicion of having committed the criminal offense of unauthorized production, possession and placing on the market of narcotic drugs," the announcement states.

The Police Administration added that when it comes to drug abuse, during April, four people were arrested for violations of the Law on Prevention of Drug Abuse.

"A small amount of narcotic drugs was found with them during the control," the announcement reads.

The Tivat police filed a criminal complaint against ZB (21), who is suspected of stealing an electric scooter worth around 670 euros from a male person.

The announcement also adds that the 18-year-old sold the stolen bicycle.

"The Tivat police also filed a criminal report for the criminal offense of concealment in connection with the criminal offense of theft against MS (18). He sold a stolen 'Count' bicycle worth about 300 euros. The stolen item was returned to the owner, and a criminal charge was filed against MS application in the regular procedure," the announcement reads.

The Tivat police also filed criminal charges against TJ (47) and NR (23) on suspicion of having committed the criminal offense of abuse of position in business operations.

"In individual cases, they embezzled certain amounts of money from two catering establishments where they were employed," the announcement concludes.

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