
Montenegro Police Conduct Searches, Seize Items in Multiple Towns
Police in Montenegro carried out searches in Nikšić, Plužine, and Šavnik, where five items were found, with further legal qualification pending expert examination.
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Police in Montenegro carried out searches in Nikšić, Plužine, and Šavnik, where five items were found, with further legal qualification pending expert examination.

Police in Montenegro reminded that criminal offenses can be committed by both action and inaction, instructing the Agency for Personal Data Protection (AZLP) to remove all illegally installed cameras.

Authorities in Ulcinj, Montenegro, arrested individuals in Donji Štoj for driving at speeds double the legal limit.

Montenegrin Special Police Department officers arrested Nebojša Marković, Đurerić, and Vojvodić on suspicion of long-term skunk trafficking.

Police in Montenegro conducted nationwide raids in 32 hospitality establishments and intensified traffic controls, resulting in 29 arrests, the seizure of cocaine and ammunition, and sanctions for 463 drivers.

Montenegro's Border Police, as part of their national priority to combat human trafficking and illegal migration, arrested a suspect involved in smuggling migrants from Sudan following a prolonged investigation.

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.

Montenegro's Police Directorate has assured that it has sufficient personnel and vehicles to protect high-profile guests, committing all necessary capacities to ensure smooth event realization and the safety of protected individuals.

Police in Montenegro have granted permission for the Association of Transporters of Montenegro to hold protests, which will involve limiting truck traffic at borders and in transit across the country from April 14 to April 17.

Police in northern and western Montenegro conducted intensified traffic controls overnight, resulting in sanctions for over 300 drivers and multiple arrests.

Montenegro's police announced intensified and continuous activities to improve traffic safety and sanction improper driving behavior, deploying 'interceptors' on roads during the upcoming weekend.

Bar police in Montenegro have seized 51 kilograms of tobacco without proper documentation and filed a criminal complaint against a 54-year-old man from Bar for suspected illegal trade.

Police in Nikšić, Montenegro, have filed criminal charges against two individuals suspected of illegal arms trade and other offenses, as part of an operation targeting the gray economy.

Montenegro's Police have acquired 19 new specialized vehicles, continuing investments in modernizing the police system.

Two individuals have been detained in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, after the Security Department filed a criminal complaint against them on February 28th.

Montenegro's Police Administration announced that operation "Presretač" (Interceptor) resulted in the arrest of 48 individuals and 107 charges, notably without any traffic fatalities during its duration.

Montenegro police have intensified controls in railway traffic, focusing on individuals and goods, particularly the transport of excise and other illicit items, to enhance security.

Montenegro's Police Administration conducted operation 'Stranac' (Foreigner), resulting in the revocation of residency for 15 foreign citizens due to intensified control of their movement, stay, and work.

Montenegrin authorities announced a plan for joint and coordinated action between multiple state and local inspection services, which will organize inspector deployments and operate through mobile, mixed teams to enhance safety.

Police in Podgorica, Montenegro, arrested a 30-year-old Serbian citizen, I. T., on suspicion of forgery. A criminal complaint has been filed with the Basic State Prosecutor's Office.

Police in Nikšić, Montenegro, arrested two individuals suspected of illicit sexual acts and neglect, following a report filed on June 6, 2025.

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.