Montenegro is in the middle of a full-blown Interpol crackdown! The police have arrested several individuals recently who were on national and international wanted lists, and the story is wild enough to make your head spin. In Bijelo Polje, a 26-year-old Montenegrin citizen, N.B., was arrested. He was wanted nationally and internationally for attempted murder and illegal possession of weapons and explosives. Yes, you read that right — a shooting outside a café in Andrijevica, and he fled the scene like nothing happened! Luckily, no one was injured, but he is now in custody. Meanwhile, at the Merdare border crossing in Serbia, another Montenegrin, P.Lj., 27, was arrested. He was convicted for unauthorized production and trafficking of drugs. Authorities found cocaine and marijuana on him, intended for street sale in Podgorica. He has been placed in extradition custody, awaiting transfer to Montenegro. But wait, there’s more! In Ulcinj, a Serbian citizen, N.R., 35, was arrested for the same crime — drug production and trafficking — with a sentence of three years and eight months in prison. Clearly, Montenegrin police are not wasting time and are pulling out all stops to catch criminals on the run. And this is just the tip of the iceberg! In Italy, a luxury Mercedes SUV with Montenegrin plates, also on Interpol’s international wanted list, was located and seized. Italian police, acting on information from Podgorica, confiscated the vehicle. This all shows how intense the cooperation between police forces and Interpol is, but also how deeply rooted crime is in the region. Is this a sign that Montenegro will finally put a stop to criminals, or just another show for the public? You decide! Got a hot take or a funny theory about these arrests? Drop a comment — maybe together we’ll uncover what’s really going on behind the scenes!
Interpol Warrants and Arrests: Montenegrin Police Keep Cracking Down
