Montenegro's Court of Appeals has upheld the verdict of the High Court in Podgorica, confirming the conviction of Slavko Stojanović, former director of the Police Administration, to three years and eight months in prison.

Montenegrin police have filed criminal charges against 15 individuals for illegal construction activities.

Amir Barati, 39, has been arrested in Montenegro in a joint operation by the Montenegrin Police Directorate and the FBI, on charges of causing $3.4 billion in damages to US infrastructure through hacking attacks.

Police in Podgorica, Montenegro, have filed a criminal complaint against a 43-year-old individual identified as N.K. The suspect is accused of stealing musical instruments from a person on June 18.

Bar police have filed criminal charges against the company D.O.O. "V.M.I." Bar and its executive director, V.L., on suspicion of constructing a building without proper documentation, thereby causing an estimated €60,000 in damages to Montenegro's budget.

A 40-year-old man has been arrested for supporting the perpetrators and hiding the vehicle involved in the murder of Kreshnik and Gentiana Mujeci, following information shared between Albanian and Montenegrin police.

Montenegrin police have expelled five foreign nationals and forcibly removed 17 others from the country as part of an operation targeting foreign citizens.

Two Montenegrin police officers, Ljubo Milović and Marko Novaković, have been convicted for their connections to the Kavač criminal clan and for leaking information about the movements of the 'Škaljarci' leader.

Montenegrin police responded to a report of an incident involving a minor in front of a primary school, quickly locating a vehicle with two adults and one minor nearby.

Montenegrin police are undertaking extensive security preparations for the upcoming EU-Western Balkans Summit, scheduled for June 4-5 in Tivat, involving over 1,500 officers and coordination with all relevant authorities.

Montenegrin police conducted intensified activities, including mini-blockades and traffic controls, over the weekend, resulting in the arrest of seven drivers.

Montenegrin police sanctioned a driver from Podgorica for improper overtaking in the Raš tunnel and another from Bar for multiple traffic violations on the Haj-Nehaj and Sutomore road section.

Montenegrin police have filed criminal charges against company 'P.H.M' d.o.o. Podgorica and its executive director for suspected tax evasion, allegedly defrauding the state budget of over 22,000 euros.

Montenegrin police, through a coordinated and efficient operation involving security departments in Kotor, Bar, and Ulcinj, successfully prevented the escape of suspects from the country.

The Police Directorate in Montenegro has issued a warning to citizens about a new wave of internet scams being carried out via SMS and other messaging systems.

Montenegrin police announced they will be filming public gatherings and events, while also stating that the use of drones for filming without proper authorization from the competent agency will not be permitted.

Montenegrin police are investigating all circumstances surrounding a report from an individual who claimed to have heard a gunshot in Kobilji Do.

Ivan Lješković has been successfully extradited to Montenegro, as confirmed by Montenegrin police officials.

Montenegrin police conducted targeted operations in Podgorica, Danilovgrad, and Cetinje, resulting in the arrest of nine individuals for various offenses and drug abuse.

The trial of former assistant police director Zoran Lazović, former chief special prosecutor Milivoje Katnić, and special prosecutor Saša Čađenović has resumed in Montenegro.

Montenegrin police conducted a joint traffic control action near Ada Bojana and Ulcinj, inspecting over 100 individuals and vehicles and sanctioning 35 drivers.

Lawyer Veselin Radulović writes an opinion piece criticizing the Montenegrin police director's latest 'preventive' strategy, suggesting it implies a lack of clear direction in addressing modern threats like digital crime.

The Montenegrin Police Administration has issued a public appeal for motorcyclists to consistently adhere to traffic regulations, emphasizing speed adjustment, helmet use, and avoiding dangerous overtaking.

Montenegrin police reported that 87 drivers were arrested over the weekend, with 39 in Podgorica, 13 in Nikšić, and four each in Herceg Novi and Budva.

Montenegrin police announced that 338 weapons have been seized and 452 searches conducted across the country since the beginning of the year, as part of intensified operational work.

Police in Nikšić, Montenegro, discovered 41 packages of cocaine and arrested three individuals in connection with the drug seizure.

Police in Podgorica, Montenegro, sanctioned 108 individuals and arrested 13 for driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs, among other traffic violations.

The Montenegrin Police Administration announced that three theft cases in Nikšić have been clarified, with criminal charges filed against suspects, including a 45-year-old Bosnian citizen.

Police in Montenegro have requested the Agency for Personal Data Protection (AZLP) to address the issue of private cameras illegally recording public areas, following AZLP's claim of not being responsible for private property surveillance.

A 42-year-old police officer, V.J., and his 36-year-old brother, A.J., have been arrested in Montenegro on suspicion of loan sharking. The officer is accused of lending 50,000 euros, while his brother is suspected of aiding in the criminal activity.

Police in Berane, Montenegro, have filed criminal charges against two individuals, including organized crime group member Mileta Ojdanić, for illegal possession of a rifle, two pistols, and ammunition found in Berane and Andrijevica.

Nikšić police have filed requests for misdemeanor proceedings against Sandra Bojanić and Edin Kolarević, suspecting them of violating the Law on Public Order and Peace on March 2nd in front of the Basic Court in Nikšić during the escort of a businessman.

A Montenegrin policeman, suspected of committing three counts of fraud and one count of embezzlement, will be allowed to defend himself while remaining free.

Montenegrin police arrested a 44-year-old individual from Sarajevo at the Šćepan Polje border crossing, who was driving a diplomatic vehicle found to contain firearms.

Komnenović has reported to the police that Krgović threatened him, stating he feels his safety is endangered due to Krgović's alleged connections to criminal circles and lifetime suspension from the Montenegrin Football Association and UEFA.

The Montenegrin Police Administration is set to decide on Friday whether to permit a protest organized by the Association of International Freight Carriers, which plans to block freight transport on main roads starting March 23rd.

Police in Montenegro conducted nationwide raids and traffic controls, resulting in the arrest of 36 drivers and the seizure of cocaine, marijuana, speed, vehicles, money, and weapons.

Montenegrin police conducted activities in the southern region, seizing pistols, a revolver, and ammunition during a search of a 46-year-old man's home in Bar.

Montenegrin police blocked Podgoricа overnight after a suspected member of the 'Kavčani' clan was wounded, leading to the arrest of a Bosnian citizen.

Montenegrin police have taken a statement from Mirjana Pajković, and the prosecutor's office has been informed, with the case currently under investigation.

Montenegrin police, as part of the 'Evazija' project, have filed criminal charges against individuals from the economic sector suspected of tax and contribution evasion amounting to over 50,000 euros.

Montenegrin police arrested 87 drivers over the weekend, including 40 for driving under the influence of alcohol, 29 for drugs, and 18 for other serious traffic offenses.

Businessman Aco Đukanović (60) was arrested in Nikšić after police searches of his family properties uncovered a large quantity of illegally held weapons, ammunition, and bulletproof vests.

Police inspectors concluded a search of the Podgorica apartment of businessman Aco Đukanović, brother of former Montenegrin President Milo Đukanović, and proceeded to Nikšić to continue their investigation.

Montenegrin police arrested a 26-year-old woman suspected of stealing 70,000 euros, 1,100 dollars, and 300 Swiss francs from a 70-year-old man's house.

The Police Directorate and the National Security Agency of Montenegro have deemed it inappropriate to publish information allegedly conveyed verbally to Mr. Vraneš, stating that his claims were inaccurate and unverified.

Montenegrin police, in cooperation with the FBI, arrested Amir Barati, a 39-year-old member of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard who was wanted by the United States.

Montenegrin police announced they have solved the fourth case of attacks on the property of V.S. and a member of her family, which included vehicle arsons and the activation of an explosive device.

Montenegrin Police Director Lazar Šćepanović and Acting Assistant Director for Border Police Dejan Bojić met with German Federal Police Liaison Officer Florian Wedekind to discuss advancements in border security.

Montenegrin police processed two individuals, one for presenting a forged Swiss residence permit at the Debeli Brijeg border crossing, and another after 45 kilograms of cut tobacco were found in the trunk of his Mercedes.

Lazar Šćepanović, Director of the Montenegrin Police Administration, stated that certain media outlets are not facilitating the police's efforts to locate the fugitive former police officer Ljubo Milović.

Police in Montenegro's Northern Regional Security Center conducted controls on 475 vehicles and drivers, sanctioning 149 for traffic violations and seizing pistols and ammunition.

Montenegrin police reported filing a misdemeanor charge against G.Š. after two PVC packages containing marijuana were found in his possession in Podgorica.

Montenegrin police returned 87 individuals who arrived on a charter flight from Belgrade at Tivat airport. The incident was reported amidst broader discussions on regional news.

Montenegrin police have warned citizens about a renewed wave of fraudulent SMS and application messages impersonating official institutions, clarifying that state bodies never communicate in this manner.

Montenegro's Police Directorate issued a warning about the increasing misuse of AI-generated content for identity theft of public figures, online fraud, and the spread of disinformation, noting that forensic analyses often provide only a probability assessment of content manipulation.

Montenegrin police stated that checks on alleged locations of "Death to Vučić" and "Tivat is with..." banners and graffiti found no such content, indicating they were not present or displayed.

Montenegrin police arrested 82 drivers over the weekend, with 56 of them apprehended for driving under the influence, and reported 46 traffic accidents resulting in one fatality, five serious injuries, and 28 minor injuries.

Montenegrin police arrested citizens from Kosovo and Ukraine during an operation targeting the movement and stay of foreign nationals, with one individual suspected of an unspecified crime at a construction site.

Montenegrin police, in collaboration with Europol, have uncovered €2.5 million worth of assets acquired through criminal activities. This international operation successfully identified and seized significant illicit wealth.

The Montenegrin Police Directorate announced that its activities during the upcoming holiday period will primarily focus on controlling reckless drivers and penalizing traffic offenders to ensure public safety on the roads.

Police in Grahovac, Montenegro, have stated they will not ban public gatherings but will issue warnings, reserving the right to disperse them if public order is disturbed.

Police officials reported that on Tuesday, acting on an order from the Basic Court in Berane, they searched the house and auxiliary buildings used by B.K. (67) from Berane, where they found eight pieces of weapons and ammunition.

Montenegro's Department for Internal Control of the Police found grounds for disciplinary, ethical, or criminal responsibility in 12 out of 48 cases reviewed during the first three months of 2026. This indicates that a quarter of the police officers investigated may have violated service rules.

Montenegrin police have arrested a Kosovo citizen who entered Montenegro from Bosnia and Herzegovina using a forged Serbian identity card.

Montenegrin police arrested 81 drivers over the weekend, issued 265 misdemeanor reports, 2,328 misdemeanor warrants, and temporarily confiscated 36 pairs of license plates, with the same number of vehicles removed from traffic.

Montenegrin police announced the seizure of nearly 200 grams of marijuana and the processing of four individuals in connection with the incident.

Montenegro's Special Police Department (SPO) has arrested alleged executors of the Škaljari clan, suspected of multiple crimes, following searches in Bar and Tivat.

Following an increase in traffic accidents involving motorcyclists in April, resulting in two fatalities and several injuries, the Montenegrin Police Administration has issued an appeal for motorcyclists to adhere to traffic regulations and contribute to road safety.

Montenegrin police at the Šćepan Polje border crossing prevented the smuggling of 25 kilograms of marijuana and arrested a 25-year-old individual from Zeta.

Montenegrin police announced that residency permits for 43 foreign nationals have been canceled due to irregularities found during controls, with 211 measures taken against foreign citizens.

Montenegrin police at two border crossings seized vehicles that were being sought by Hungarian and other authorities, following controls on drivers and their vehicles.

Police officers Bojanić and Đurišić in Montenegro are suspected of misusing official information, prompting the Police Directorate to announce internal procedures against them.

Several officers from Montenegro's Special Police Department (SPO) blocked a building in Bar to arrest Dragan Pečurica, an alleged member of the notorious Škaljari clan. The arrest took place near the headquarters of the Bar Security Department.

Montenegrin police arrested 133 drivers for driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs during the past weekend. Authorities also reported 46 traffic accidents, resulting in 7 serious and 15 minor injuries, though no fatalities.

Human Rights Action (HRA) reports that a case of alleged police torture in Zlatarska Street remains unpunished after the Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica confirmed the dismissal of criminal charges filed in 2015.

Montenegrin police have announced intensified controls on all road routes, appealing to drivers to adjust their driving to road conditions and contribute to safety through responsible behavior.

Lazar Šćepanović, the Director of the Police Administration, has declared assets including a 124-square-meter house, a garage, land, and approximately 7,000 euros in cash.

A police officer, B.B., has been detained by the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica on suspicion of committing extended criminal acts of fraud and embezzlement.

Montenegrin police have arrested four individuals, two of whom are foreign citizens, in connection with three thefts and one attempted aggravated theft. The arrests follow police efforts to resolve these criminal acts.

Reports indicate that Milović was informed by police officials about alleged messages from the Assistant Police Director, warning him that 'Serbs will chase you' and that 'Mandić talks a lot'.

Police officials have found strong evidence linking Andrija Laković to the phone used to threaten a 'Vijesti' journalist, according to unofficial sources.

Montenegrin police reported arresting 100 drivers over the weekend, with the highest number of arrests occurring in Podgorica.

The Police Administration (UP) stated that its officers are available to the State Prosecutor's Office to establish all facts and clarify circumstances regarding a suspect's public allegations about police conduct.

Police in Berane, Montenegro, filed criminal charges against V.A. for illegal possession of weapons and explosive materials after finding two rifles, a pistol, and ammunition in his home.

Montenegrin police have filed criminal charges against two Ministry of Interior officials for alleged abuse of authority in issuing weapons permits and against another for document forgery.

Montenegrin police arrested 87 drivers over the past weekend (February 27 - March 1, 2026) for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or refusing breathalyzer tests. There were 45 traffic accidents, resulting in 10 serious and 21 minor injuries.

Montenegrin police have arrested Aco Đukanović, the brother of former state president Milo Đukanović.

Montenegrin police surrounded and raided the home of businessman Aco Gjukanović, brother of the former Prime Minister, in Podgorica, with inspectors expected to inspect his properties.

Montenegrin police have seized 25 illegal terminals and filed five criminal charges, with investigations suggesting organized crime due to the devices being connected to the same software.

Representatives of the Montenegrin Police Administration met with British Ambassador Don Meken and British Embassy officials in Bar to discuss the newly formed Maritime Information Unit.

Police in Montenegro's 'South' regional security center, in cooperation with the Road Transport Inspectorate, conducted increased traffic controls focusing on compliance with road transport regulations and working hours for mobile workers. This resulted in 15 violation orders and 11 misdemeanor reports.

Montenegrin border police, in cooperation with Frontex, arrested a Serbian citizen and seized a Porsche vehicle at the border.

Damir Frljučkić, identified as a member of an organized criminal group, has been extradited from Spain to Montenegro. The Montenegrin Police Administration confirmed his handover.

Montenegrin police reported that Branko Kovačević and Davor Samardžić illegally constructed a 225-square-meter residential building in Grahovac.

The Montenegrin Interior Ministry's Aviation-Helicopter Unit has been lauded for their professional rescue of seven lives in the Prokletije mountains, an act described as a feat of skill rather than luck.

Montenegrin police intercepted and identified passengers deemed 'undesirable' from a Belgrade-Tivat charter flight upon its landing, asserting that they obtained information through their own checks rather than from partner services.

Montenegro has successfully extradited Ivanović from Spain, who is suspected of creating an organized criminal group and committing aggravated murder. The Montenegrin police confirmed his return to face charges.

Montenegrin police announced extensive security preparations for an upcoming summit, describing it as an event of exceptional regional and international significance and one of the most complex gatherings in Montenegro's modern history.

Montenegrin police arrested 79 drivers over the weekend, with 52 found to be under the influence of alcohol or narcotics. This operation targeted impaired driving to enhance road safety.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has remained silent regarding Miloš Medenica and the Kavač clan, despite previously stating that Serbian intelligence services know the fugitive is protected by the Kavač clan. Montenegrin police requested verification of this information via Europol but received no response.

Montenegrin police have announced a temporary traffic ban for trucks and additional measures to prevent congestion, ensuring smooth traffic flow after the ban expires.

Human Rights Action (HRA), the Centre for Civic Education (CGO), and ANIMA announced a gathering in Herceg Novi to commemorate the illegal arrest and deportation of at least 66 Bosniak Muslims from Bosnia and Herzegovina by Montenegrin police in May and June 1992.

Montenegrin police reported that they thwarted a 'hybrid attack' by criminal structures, which involved threatening emails with false content related to a central celebration in Podgorica, aimed at obstructing the event.

Montenegrin police have processed six individuals, including one 34-year-old, on suspicion of committing robbery at a sales establishment during evening hours.

The Police Directorate announced that claims circulating in the media and social networks regarding an alleged gathering of men and violence in a private facility in Bistrica, Bijelo Polje, have not yet been confirmed. An investigation into the allegations is currently ongoing.

Montenegrin police, in collaboration with partners, launched the 'Safe on Two Wheels' campaign, distributing protective helmets and conducting a promotional ride to raise awareness among motorcyclists.

Montenegrin police conducted intensified controls on the coast during holiday periods, checking nearly 900 people and 668 vehicles, leading to 43 arrests and the seizure of various drugs.

Montenegrin police have arrested Mladen Vulević, suspecting him of drug trafficking, and he will be brought before the acting state prosecutor with a criminal complaint.

The Police Administration (UP) in Montenegro reported that a 13-year-old minor made a false call claiming to be at "Nikola..." Elementary School, noting that the perpetrator is criminally irresponsible due to their age.

The Montenegrin Police Administration (UP) has issued a warning about a significant increase in WhatsApp phishing scams, urging citizens to be vigilant. Users are advised against clicking suspicious links or sharing verification codes to prevent account compromise.

The trial has resumed for Zoran Lazović, former assistant director of the Police Administration, Milivoje Katnić, former chief special prosecutor, and special prosecutor Saša Čađenović.

Montenegrin police have identified the killer of 25-year-old Dagestani citizen Kazbek Ibraimovich Abdulaev, whose body was found in Šekular last December. The suspect, a fellow countryman, is currently a fugitive.

The Director of the Montenegrin Police Administration, Lazar Šćepanović, announced that a 'Balkan cartel' has been dismantled in the final phase of a months-long operation, with searches conducted at 11 locations and seven arrests made.

Montenegrin police discovered 2,406 boxes and 600 sachets of undocumented medicines in a Bar resident's apartment, an operation that followed the earlier seizure of nearly 1,500 boxes of pharmaceutical products from a bus.

Police operations were carried out in several Montenegrin cities, including Budva, Bar, Ulcinj, and others, targeting members of clans and persons of operational interest, with arrests reported.

The Montenegrin Police Administration has clarified its stance on individuals recording public areas using private cameras from their private properties.

A police officer in Nikšić and Herceg Novi, Montenegro, has been arrested on suspicion of usury, allegedly defrauding a victim of 160,000 euros. Authorities have disarmed the officer and confiscated his service badge.

Montenegrin police announced they are continuing intensive, coordinated activities with construction inspectors to suppress illegal construction across the entire territory of Montenegro.

Montenegro's Ministry of Interior and Police Administration have failed to make a decision on a police officer's retirement request for over two years. The Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms determined that this administrative inaction violated the officer's right to access the court.

Former Montenegrin police director Veselin Veljović stated that Veljko Belivuk and Marko Miljković were not considered a threat during his mandate, and there was no clearly defined procedure for banning foreign nationals from entering Montenegro in 2020, which influenced decisions regarding their entry.

Montenegrin police, as part of the international operation "Empact," conducted searches of apartments, houses, and other premises in multiple locations, seizing three firearms, ammunition, and drugs.

Veselin Mujović was called in by police for questioning regarding a murder investigation from the last century, with authorities not yet disclosing details about the order or scope of the inquiry.

Montenegrin police arrested a foreign national for driving 146 kilometers per hour on the Podgorica-Danilovgrad road, significantly exceeding the maximum allowed speed.

Montenegrin police arrested 111 drivers over the past weekend, with 46 arrests in Podgorica, primarily for driving under the influence of alcohol with concentrations exceeding 1 g/kg.

Montenegrin police conducted raids targeting properties used by individuals linked to organized crime, including Radoslav Gile Stanišić, Vidoje Stanišić, Filip Popović, Nikola Marković, and Dragiša Bulatović, seizing two starter pistols.

The Montenegrin Police Directorate has acquired 19 new specialized vehicles, all equipped to comply with human rights standards, including CPT standards, ensuring adequate working conditions for officers and humane treatment of detainees.

A criminal group led by Vukašin Vojinović allegedly smuggled 272 kilograms of cocaine from Ecuador over two months, selling it for over 7.6 million euros, with prominent figures like Ljubo Milović and Radoje Zvicer reportedly involved.

Montenegrin police are searching for a man from Nikšić after DPS MP Abdić reported him, stating he fears for his safety.

The Montenegrin Police Administration is investigating an arson incident at a construction site in Botun. They stated that a security firm is responsible for physical and technical protection at the site.

The Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Cetinje has filed an indictment against a police officer, D.Ć., for allegedly acting negligently in the performance of his duties.

The Director of Montenegrin Police stated that authorities have information regarding the whereabouts of a suspect from Nikšić, assuring that the security system will not be undermined.

Montenegrin police reported 45 traffic accidents over the weekend, resulting in five serious injuries and 13 minor injuries, with 94 drivers arrested.