Wie auch das Beispiel von Daric Saric in Montenegro zeigt, können in Montenegro Personen, 1 Milliarde € Drogen Umsatz machen und wenn man mit Interpol Haft Befehl festgenommen wird, sind die Leute wieder einmal plötzlich frei und verschwinden spurlos. Diese Leute operieren erneut International, wie die Sokol Kociu-Ferdinand Durda Gruppe in Albanien, sogar mit eigenen Frachtschiffen. Normal werden diese Art von Leuten, welche eng mit der Politik verflochten sind wie auch Anton Stanaj, oder Branislav Micunovic nie festgenommen. Diese Leute ermorden bekanntlich Journalisten, bzw. man bedroht diese Leute. Einer der wichtigsten Aufbau Helfer für das von Clans kontrollierte Montenegro waren Deutsche Politiker, vor allem Steinmeier und Gernot Erler und diverse Lobbyisten. Diese merkwürdigen Leute, verkaufen sowas, wie auch die Kosovo Aktionen als Politik.
Šaric’s ties to Albanian crime boss explored
22 February 2010 | 10:35 | Source: FoNet, Danas
BELGRADE — Belgrade daily Danas writes that Darko Šaric’s gang in Serbia has ties with the crime group of Antun Stanaj.
Anton Stanaj
Stanaj is an ethnic Albanian with Montenegrin citizenship.
Stanaj was arrested in 2007 a police operation codenamed Memphis, and convicted as the leader and chief financer of an international group that dealt with cigarette smuggling, Danas confirmed with sources close to Serbian police (MUP).
That part of the clan subsequently taken over by Šari, usually referred to as the „Montenegrin tycoon lobby“, then took part in numerous privatizations in Serbia.
Usually through a middle-man, either a company or person, they were buying companies that made large profits, making it harder for the institutions to follow where all the money was going.
The daily also states that there are rumors that some former and current Vojvodina senior officials were involved in the crime group, as well as a bank with headquarters in the province.
More than EUR 1bn of drug and cigarette money was laundered in these deals, the newspaper writes.
The most suitable companies for the jobs of Stanaj’s group, which Šaric apparently took over, were those dealing with primary agriculture and auto-transport, which also served to „ship the merchandise“.
Many of the companies that were used were located close to the administrative boundary with Kosovo, where the main smuggling channels are, or in Vojvodina, because of the large financial potential for putting the money into other businesses, and for easier access to the European Union’s market, the daily adds.
Šaric is currently at large, wanted in Serbia in connection to the cocaine smuggling case, when his gang last year tried to traffic over two tons of cocaine from South America to Europe.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEHK1mM_z3E
OPERATION WALTER
Serbian tobacco mafia led its operation from Croatia
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Virtually no one in Croatia had ever heard of Pajo and Slavica Juric up to a few days ago, when the Serbian police carried out a series of arrests of cigarette smugglers in the frame of an operation code named Walter. The operation was carried out in coordination with the Austrian and Croatian police, and among the arrested are a Croatian and a Slovene customs official, and Gojko Beus and Igor Turac, persons that the police had already charged with the smuggling of cigarettes and coffee. The Serbian police claims that Montenegrin Anton Stanaj is at the head of the smuggling gang, the co-owner of the Podgorica-based Roksped Company. The Stanaj family is one of the wealthiest in Montenegro, and is considered to be close to Aco and Milo Djukanovic, who are themselves under fire from the Italian authorities on suspicions that they formed a mafia group that for years smuggled cigarettes to the EU. Of Stanaj it is said that he has lived over the past few years for the most part on Cyprus, where he has a company through which the cigarettes are procured, and that was used to launder a part of the money earned from the smuggling operation.
Montenegrin parties condemn attack on Medojevic
22/02/2010
PODGORICA, Montenegro — Both ruling and opposition parties condemned on Sunday (February 21st) an attack on the leader of the main opposition Movement for Change (PzP), Nebojsa Medojevic, who was assaulted outside his home in Podgorica on Saturday. The ruling Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) vowed that authorities will do their best to shed light on the circumstances related to the incident. Medojevic said he fears for his life but refused police protection. He vowed to continue fighting organised crime. Three opposition parties — the Socialist People’s Party (SNP), the New Serbian Democracy and the PzP — say they will ask President Filip Vujanovic to convene a session of the Defence and Security Council to discuss the fight against organised crime.
The opposition leader was attacked by Nenad Micunovic, who tried to hit him and warned him „to stop mentioning the name of Branislav Micunovic“, a wealthy businessman that Medojevic has described as „the most powerful person“ in the country, allegedly controlling even the police. His relative, the alleged assailant, is in custody but will only be charged with disturbing the public order. (RTS, Cafemontenegro, RTCG, Beta, Tanjug, B92 – 21/02/10)
Schatten Gestalt Branislav Micunovic ist nun in Montenegro in Attentate verwickelt
22.2.2010 von Lupo.
Montenegro wieder im Visier der Mafiajäger Von Thomas Brey,
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Oppositionsführer Nebojsa Medojevic wird seit Monaten nicht müde, die politische Führung unter Regierungschef Milo Djukanovic zu beschuldigen, sie mache mit der Mafia Geschäfte. Der Ministaat mit nur 620 000 Einwohnern sei der «Privatbesitz» der Familie Djukanovic,
die gemeinsam mit windigen Geschäftsleuten und Mafiagrößen überall im Land absahne. Dass Medojevic am Samstag vor seinem Haus angegriffen wurde, soll nach offizieller Darstellung ein Zufall gewesen sein. Dass der Angreifer sich als Verwandter eines mutmaßlichen Paten vorstellte, wiegt schon schwerer.
Seit Wochen klagt auch das benachbarte Serbien, selbst nicht unbedingt das Paradies der Rechtsstaatlichkeit, Montenegro an. Der Nachbarstaat habe den mit internationalem Haftbefehl gesuchten Serben Darko Saric laufen lassen, lautet der Vorwurf. Der 39-jährige Saric soll die im vergangenen Oktober aufgeflogene Lieferung von 2,4 Tonnen Kokain von Südamerika nach Montenegro organisiert haben. Verwunderung löste das Angebot von Regierungschef Djukanovic aus, Saric könne die montenegrinische Staatsangehörigkeit erhalten, weil er nicht vorbestraft sei.
http://www.eu-info.de/dpa-europaticker/167019.html
Branislav Micunovic
Montenegros Club und Drogen Business Leute: Der Club Maximus in Kotor als Drehscheibe der Drogen
Und wieder einmal Nichts Neues aus dem Sued Balkan, wo Nachtclubs, sogenannten Business Leute, Sport und Politik eine Einheit bilden.
Balkaninfo
Das Geldwäsche, Drogen Monopol Sponsering von VW – Mercedes durch Regierungs Bestechung im Balkan
siehe auch http://balkanblog.org/2010/03/07/
SPD Partner und VW General Vertreter in Montenegro – Drogen Boss: Anton Stanaj im Sudan hingerichtet
March 9th, 2013
Es kann nicht verwundern, das der VW Vertreter in Montenegro, Langzeit Partner der Russischen Mafia mit Lukoj, Drogen und Zigaretten Schmuggel: Geschäftsführer von der Firma Roksped, im Sudan hingerichtet wurde.
Eigentlich muss man immer nur den NATO Kriegs Spuren folgen, und landet bei dem Waffen- Drogen- und Frauen Handel. Anti Mafia Chef: Die Italienische und Albanische Mafia kontrolliert den Balkan und Afrika wird immer wieder. Piero Grasso: Mafia shqiptare në Itali kontrollon mafian e Ballkanit
Die neuen Handels Wege über Afrika: Anton Stanaj, durfte mit der korrupten UN dabei sein.
Warum jemand, der praktisch als erfolgreichster Geschäftsmann der Albaner gilt mit B.Pacolli, mit über 30 Firmen in Montenegro, Hotels, Baufirmen, Sicherheits Firmen, für die UN plötzlich wieder arbeitet, wirft ein mehr wie schlechtes Licht, erneut auch auf die UN Organisationen. Details, über eine kriminelle Karriere und weitere Namen des Verbrecher Clans.
Neuer Artikel mit vielen Details, über Russische Immobilien Firmen in Albanien und Geldwäsche von Lukoil und Gazprom in Albanien! Unterwegs vom Öl Schmuggler Hafen: Porto Romana, zu den Geldwäsche Tankstellen in Durres, ein Roksped Tank LKW
Treibstoff LKW der “Firma “Roksped (auch VW-Audi Vertretung)” in Durres, welche zum Mafia Clan Stanaj gehört, welche Lukoil Verträge hat und Lukoil Tankstellen in Montenegro.
Auch Serbische Medien bringen die Story, und der langen kriminall Karriere im Balkan, was Voraussetzung für VW und die SPD Kontakte auch mit Geschäfts Visa im Tausender Paket, bei Otto Schily und Joschka Fischer – Ludgar Vollmer war.
Balkanblog 
lian
März 10, 2010
smuggling, money laundering, volkswagen,tabacm hotel — over fuel stations !
http://www.roksped.com/
Montenegro: Lukoil to buy Roksped’s stations for 26.5m
03. April 2008. | 19:58
Source: Vijesti
By the end of the week, Russian oil company Lukoil will take over six petrol stations in Montenegro, which were in the ownership of Podgorica-based Roksped.
By the end of the week, Russian oil company Lukoil will take over six petrol stations in Montenegro, which were in the ownership of Podgorica-based Roksped.
The contract with Roksped, worth EUR 26.5m, was signed by company Lukoil Montenegro, which was founded in Podgorica in October 2006.
Annual income of Russian Lukoil is around USD 60bn, and it is present in many countries – USA, Serbia, Turkey, Macedonia, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Finland, and almost all countries of former Soviet Union.
After the new transaction, conditions for the affirmation of the brand of Roksped petrol will be created under the aegis of the Russian company which employs 160,000 workers.
monte
März 24, 2010
Lukoi ist Partner der Familie Stanaj. u.a. hat Lukoi, 6 Tanktstellen der Familie Stanaj abgekauft, lässt Selbige aber von der Familie Stanaj managen. Mafiosi zu Mafiosi, da versteht man sich halt bestens.
Der Lukoi Vize, ist in einem hoch kriminellen Skandal verwickelt, der aber vor kurzem auch überall im Balkan möglich gewesen wäre.
Nun aber untergräbt eine beispiellose Welle öffentlicher Empörung das bislang untadelige Image: Lukoil-Vize Anatolij Barkow, 62, fuhr Ende Februar mit seinem Wagen auf dem nur für Regierungsfahrzeuge reservierten Mittelstreifen des Moskauer Lenin-Boulevards, um den allmorgendlichen Stau zu umgehen. Wenige Sekunden später kollidierte der S-Klasse-Mercedes mit einem roten Citroën. Die Insassen – zwei Frauen – starben, die jüngere hinterlässt eine anderthalbjährige Tochter.
Barkow wurde leicht am Bein verletzt, sein Fahrer blieb weitgehend unversehrt. Der Chauffeur, ein früherer Geheimdienstmann, ließ die Nummernschilder verschwinden: Der Lukoil-Wagen war mit dem Kennzeichen eines Geheimdienstes unterwegs, das seinen Besitzer auch bei groben Verstößen gegen die Verkehrsregeln gleichsam unantastbar macht. Der Unfall zeigt erneut die postsowjetischen Methoden auf, nach denen Großunternehmen in Russland mit Mitarbeitern, Behörden und der Öffentlichkeit verfahren. So leitet Manager Barkow, Miteigentümer von Lukoil und angeblich auch General des Inlandsgeheimdienstes FSB, eine Art konzerneigene Stasi, den Sicherheitsapparat des 152.000 Mitarbeiter zählenden Ölriesen.
http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/0,1518,685234,00.html
agron
Mai 4, 2010
Serbischer Mafia-Boss setzte Berufskiller auf Präsident Tadic an
BELGRAD. Der flüchtige serbische „Kokain-König“ Darko Saric soll Anfang des Jahres rund 30 Millionen Euro für die Ermordung führender Politiker und Polizisten bereitgestellt haben.
Das Belgrader Boulevardblatt „Press“ berichtete dies am Montag unter Berufung auf Informationen der Polizei. Nachdem der Plan des Mafiabosses im März aufflog, wurden die Sicherheitsmaßnahmen für die bedrohten Staatsfunktionäre, darunter Präsident Boris Tadic, stark erhöht.
„Press“ berichtete, dass die serbische Mafia zwei Listen von Personen, die ermordet werden sollten, angefertigt habe. Auf einer Liste befanden sich zwei Spitzenfunktionäre der Kriminalpolizei und einer des Nachrichtendienstes BIA. Auf der anderen Liste hätten neben Tadic auch Justizministerin Snezana Malovic, der Staatssekretär im Justizministerium, Slobodan Home, und der Sonderstaatsanwalt für die Bekämpfung der Organisierten Kriminalität, Miljko Radisavljevic, gestanden. Die Mordanschläge hätten von serbischen und montenegrinischen Berufskillern vorgenommen werden sollen. Laut der Tageszeitung sind die Namen der potenziellen Berufskiller der Staatsanwaltschaft inzwischen bekannt. Gegen sie wird ermittelt.
Der gebürtige Montenegriner Saric und weitere 19 Personen wurden im April in Belgrad des Kokain-Schmuggels aus Südamerika nach Europa angeklagt. In einer internationalen Polizeiaktion wurde im Oktober des vergangenen Jahres der Versuch der Mafia-Gruppe, rund 2,7 Tonnen Kokain aus Südamerika zu schmuggeln, vereitelt. Die serbischen Behörden haben seit Jahresbeginn Eigentum von Saric im Wert von schätzungsweise 100 Millionen Euro beschlagnahmt, berichteten Belgrader Medien am Wochenende.
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http://www.nachrichten.at/nachrichten/weltspiegel/art17,384475
geopolitiker
Mai 12, 2010
München – Die BayernLB bekommt neuen Ärger – und schon wieder ist die Ursache der Probleme die Hypo Group Alpe Adria (HGAA), jenes österreichische Finanzhaus, das Bayerns Landesbank vor gut drei Jahren übernommen und inzwischen wieder abgestoßen hat.
Das HGAA-Abenteuer bescherte der BayernLB nicht nur einen gewaltigen Verlust – laut „Süddeutscher Zeitung“ („SZ“) soll die Tochterbank auch noch mit Schwerverbrechern Geschäfte gemacht haben – zumindest indirekt.[B] Denn die HGAA habe selbst eine Reihe von Tochtergesellschaften im Ausland, und diese hätten nach neuen Erkenntnissen 24 Kriegsverbrecher und zwei Terroristen als Kunden. Das berichtete laut „SZ“ der BayernLB-Konzernbeauftragte für Wirtschaftskriminalität, als ihn die Münchner Staatsanwaltschaft kürzlich als Zeugen vernahm.[/B]
Aufgedeckt worden seien die heiklen Kundenbeziehungen schon Ende 2007 – bei einem Abgleich der Kundendaten mit Listen der Europäischen Union und der Vereinten Nationen. In diesen Listen seien mutmaßliche Kriminelle aufgeführt gewesen, mit denen keine Geschäfte gemacht werden sollten. Details habe der Landesbank-Beauftragte für Wirtschaftskriminalität bei seiner Vernehmung nicht genannt, berichtet die Zeitung.
HGAA-Anwalt Guido Held bestätigte auf „SZ“-Anfrage, dass die Bank Ende 2007 außerhalb Österreichs auf „auffällige Kunden“ gestoßen sei. Das sei das Ergebnis des Datenabgleichs mit den Embargo- und Sanktionslisten von EU und UN gewesen. Man könne allerdings „nicht bestätigen, dass es sich um Kriegsverbrecher oder Terroristen handelte“.
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http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/0,1518,694548,00.html
Kommentar: Original Politiker Geschäfte. je krimineller umso besser, denn dann kann man die Betrugs Geschäfte erfolgreich abwickeln.
Gelder auch für Djukanovic-Firma
Die montenegrinische Tochter der Kärntner Bank hat ihre Geschäftstätigkeit erst im April 2006 aufgenommen und gilt als regimenah. So erhielt eine Firma im Mitbesitz des mächtigen Premierministers Milo Djukanovic fünf Millionen Euro. Alle Formalitäten zur Registrierung der Bank wurden von Djukanovics Schwester, einer Wirtschaftsanwältin, erledigt. Der Bruder des Premiers hält selbst eine Bank, die bis 2008 ebenfalls Geschäfte mit Sarics Mat Company machte, dann aber auf öffentlichen Druck hin dort aussteigen musste. Die HGAA unterhält in Montenegro neun Filialen. Vorstandsvorsitzender und laut „Monitor“ Unterzeichner der verdächtigen Kredite ist der Österreicher Christian Töltl.
http://www.pnp.de/nachrichten/artikel.php?cid=29-27617551&Ressort=bay&Ausgabe=a&RessLang=bay&BNR=0
sabri
Juni 8, 2010
Saric Property on the Auction Block in Belgrade
Belgrade | 08 June 2010 | Bojana Barlovac
Property of drug lord Saric at an auction in Belgrade
Property of drug lord Saric at an auction in Belgrade
Some 220 articles seized in houses and buildings belonging to suspected drug lord Darko Saric were put up on the auction block in Belgrade today.
Three lorries with Montenegrin plates stood out in a parking packed mostly with Belgrade plates at the entrance to the building where the auction was being held.
Led by several police officers and journalists, dozens of curious faces heading to the warehouse of the Directorate for the Management of Confiscated Property, which operates under the supervision of the country’s Justice Ministry.
An elevator designed to carry bulky furniture and tehnical equipment was the only way to enter the display room.
„This is like the Night of the Museums,“ said a well-dressed woman who didn’t hide her surprise upon entering the third floor of the warehouse and observing a crowd examining the objects on display.
Darko Saric, who is of Montenegrin origin but holds Serbian citizenship, is the alleged leader of an organised crime group which is suspected of smuggling over 2.1 tons of high quality cocaine from South America to Europe. Saric is currently at large and a warrant has been issued for his arrest.
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http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/main/news/28605/
metro
Juni 19, 2010
Roksped Filiale sehr neu in der Albaner Hochburg bei Podgorica, zum Grenz Uebergang Hani Pot.
bodo
Juni 22, 2010
Bodo Hombach, immer dabei!
“Drug boss sold media company to WAZ”
22 June 2010 | 15:22 | Source: Večernje novosti
BELGRADE — According to Belgrade daily Večernje novosti, drug boss Darko Šarić sold his shares of the Štampa Komerc company to WAZ.
The German media group recently announced it was withdrawing from the Serbian market, while it today confirmed acquiring a package of shares in Večernje Novosti.
In its report this Tuesday about the alleged transaction involving Šarić, the newspaper quoted Mitrosrem company owner Zoran Čopić.
Čopić explained his ties to Šarić – a fugitive from justice accused of attempting to smuggle 2.7 tons of cocaine last year from South America – stating that he never bought a company or property from him and never led a company that was owned by Šarić.
Čopić was arrested on Saturday in Banja Luka, RS, and freed after six hours, because of a suspicion that he was involved in a planned assassination of Serbian Interior Minister Ivica Dačić, who was visiting the city.
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http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics-article.php?yyyy=2010&mm=06&dd=22&nav_id=67970
„Legal action taken” after WAZ move
22 June 2010 | 09:19 -> 13:39 | Source: B92, Tanjug
BELGRADE — Germany’s WAZ has taken over 23 percent of the shares of daily Večernje Novosti from Milan Beko’s Ardus company.
Germany’s WAZ has taken over 23 percent of the shares of daily Večernje Novosti from Milan Beko’s Ardus company.
Through his three companies, Beko owns about 63 percent of the newspaper shares.
The Serbian state owns the other 29 percent and the PIO Fund has a seven-percent stake.
The newspaper has forwarded a statement from the legal representatives of Ardus, who said that WAZ obtained the shares illegally from an attorney’s office, without any documentation, adding that WAZ took over the entire Ardus company, and therefore the 23 percent in Novosti.
The company stated that WAZ tried to do the same thing with another company earlier, but failed at doing so.
The attorneys of the owners of the Belgrade company have taken legal action against WAZ. The Anti-Trust Commission has been asked to give its opinion and confirm that it has not made a decision on this action.
The Belgrade lawyers also said that with these anti-Constitutional and violent acts, WAZ and Bodo Hombach are undermining Serba’s legal system, and warned the Vienna office that they and the state of Austria might face lawsuits.
The statement adds that the state institutions are expected to react promptly to the situation.
WAZ has been in the news recently when it said it would withdraw from its Serbian operations, where it owns stakes in dailies Politika and Dnevnik, and denied that the move had to do with the economic crisis.
WAZ confirms taking over Ardos
WAZ Spokesman Paul Binder has confirmed that this media group completely took over Ardos company from Salzburg, Austria, which owns 24.9 percent of shares in Večernje Novosti.
WAZ is also trying to, “based on a valid contract with a Serbian businessman”, take over other two companies which also have shares in the daily, said the statement.
WAZ announced several weeks ago that it had provided the money from its own funds for the purchase of about 62.4 percent of shares through those three companies.
The German media group will “simply assure its ownership by taking over the companies”, said the statement. WAZ has announced that they will pull out their investments from Serbia and end their arrangement and that taking over of these three companies represents a part of their business policy.
WAZ attempted to get the approval for concentration of its investment in Večernje Novosti from the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition, by filing two requests, first in January 2009, and then a year later.
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http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics-article.php?yyyy=2010&mm=06&dd=22&nav_id=67951
balkansurfer
Juni 24, 2010
Schwere Mafia Operationen in Italien, welche ja bekanntlich mit der Montenegrinischen identisch ist!
agron
August 3, 2010
“Gangsters planned to kidnap IM’s child”
3 August 2010 | 10:06 | Source: Večernje novosti
BELGRADE — Belgrade Daily Večernje novosti writes that friends of crime boss Sreten Jocić aka Joca Amsterdam planned to kidnap Interior Minister Ivica Dačić’s child.
The daily writes that criminals were planning to kidnap Dačić’s son Luka and to ask for Jocić’s freedom in return for the child’s release.
According to the daily’s source, security services sent this unconfirmed information regarding the planned kidnapping to the Interior Ministry two months ago so that the ministry would run checks on the information.
There were also rumors earlier that Jocić’s gang was planning to assassinate Justice Minister Snežana Malović.
The daily also writes that there were suspicious people noticed taking pictures of the home of Dačić’s parents in te village of Žitorađa, in southern Serbia.
The newspaper also claims that there are written and electronic messages with threats coming in to the ministry almost every day, not only against Dačić, but also Police Director Milorad Veljović and Police Administration Chief Rodoljub Milović.
Jocić believes that these three police officials are to blame most for his extradition to Serbia and for the suspicion that he was involved in the murder of Croatian journalist Ivo Pukanić.
Along with Jocić’s gang, the daily writes that the gang of drug lord Darko Šarić, who is still a fugitive, has also been threatening police officials in Serbia.
The daily states that Šarić’s people have information on all operatives investigating their drug ring, including their names, addresses and what sectors of the investigation they are assigned to.
According to this reports , many other senior government officials have been receiving threats regularly, particularly those that are dedicated to the fight against organized crime, namely President Boris Tadić and Security Information Agency Director Saša Vukadinović.
http://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics-article.php?yyyy=2010&mm=08&dd=03&nav_id=68852
Darko Saric, – Stankovic der enge Partner von Bodo Hombach
agroni
November 17, 2010
16 Nov 2010 / 12:22
Montenegro Arrests Darko Saric’s Brother
Dusko Saric, the brother of alleged crime boss Darko Saric, was detained in custody after being questioned last night by the Montenegrin police in Pljevlja.
Tanjug, Beta, B92
Joseph Mickovic, defense attorney for the Saric brothers, said that Dusko was arrested on a warrant from Italy, where he is charged with smuggling drugs, but the charges are not the same as those that Darko Saric faces.
The Montenegrin Supreme Prosecutor’s Office has been informed of the arrest of Dusko Saric, and it will now decide whether the businessman will be retained and transferred to Italy.
Montenegrin daily Dan, citing police sources, reported that the arrest was related to a recent visit of Italian prosecutor Pietro Grasso to the country. Grasso is investigating the arrests in operation „Checkmate“, among others.
Dusko Saric was taken into custody, local media reported, just days after Montenegro extradited Dusko Micunovic to Italy. Micunovic is allegedly one of the organisers of a group involved in international drug smuggling in that country.
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http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/montenegro-arrests-darko-saric-s-brother
balkansurfer
Februar 15, 2011
Further 1.2 tons of cocaine for Saric
Vuk Z. Cvijić | 15. 02. 2011. – 00:02h | Komentara: 0
Belgrade – A new investigation against Darko Saric (41) might be launched soon for suspicion that he has sold in Brazil 1.2 tons of cocaine to the Dutch who purchased the drug for re-sale in their country, ‘Blic’ learns.
Darko Saric
Saric’s clan is suspected to have been selling drug in South America to other European criminal groups. ‘This means that Saric’s clan was highly positioned because it is very rarely that somebody from Europe is overtaking deals in South America in that way’, ‘Blic’ source close to the investigation says.
Apart from Saric the investigation might include other members of his drug dealing clan not charged for earlier criminal offences which are already before a court in Belgrade.
Saric’s people from Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia and Slovenia were in Rio and Sao Paulo in March of 2008. A certain Brazilian man was in charge of rented flats and cell phone cards. He also provided cars by which cocaine was transported to the Dutch. Before that shipment, the Dutch bought the drug from Saric’s people in Brazil on two other occasions while the deal was agreed in Belgrade.
mako
November 21, 2011
New protected witness in major drugs case
SOURCE: TANJUG
BELGRADE — The Special Court in Belgrade on Monday announced that Draško Vuković will make his testimony in the Šarić group trial as a protested witness.
Vuković is a native of the town of Berane, in northern Montenegro.
The Belgrade court put Darko Šarić on trial as the leader of a drug smuggling group that in 2009 attempted to transfer more than 2.5 tons of cocaine from South America to Europe.
Šarić – a Montenegrin who since the mid-2000s holds a Serbian passport – is currently at large.
Five more defendants are also at large and are being tried in absentia.
11 others, who are attending the trial, have rejected the prosecution’s accusations against them.
With the exception of Šarić’s cousin Željko Vujanović, they also denied having ever made Šarić’s acquaintance.
Draško Vuković surrendered to the Serbian justice authorities in October, after spending two years on the run.
Two other men indicted in the case – Radan Adamović and Nebojša Joksović – were previously given the status of protected witnesses and testified in closed sessions.
In Montenegro, Šarić’s younger brother Duško is also facing trial on drug trafficking charges.
http://www.b92.net/eng/news/crimes-article.php?yyyy=2011&mm=11&dd=21&nav_id=77428
navy
Mai 18, 2012
Neue Details
http://www.reportingproject.net/PeopleOfInterest/profil.php?profil=50#