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[CRIME] · Montenegro, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Serbia · 16 sources

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Montenegro and Bosnia report various criminal incidents

Police in Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina have reported several criminal incidents. In Herceg Novi, authorities filed criminal charges against three individuals for document forgery. Two beach tenants in Igalo allegedly used falsified lifeguard licenses, obtained by paying between 400 and 700 euros, to secure operating permits for their beach facilities. A third individual, a Serbian citizen, was charged for presenting a forged driver's license.

In Bijelo Polje, a 46-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of committing unlawful sexual acts against a 16-year-old girl through the use of force and threats.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, schools in Tuzla are facing a surge in peer violence, with police being called to a single school multiple times in one month. Local initiatives are being launched to address physical, verbal, and digital harassment among students.

Additionally, an incident occurred at the Spuž investigative prison in Montenegro, where a physical altercation broke out between inmates during a visit, involving members of the Kavač criminal group.

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Ali Namdar · Banjaluka · Banjaluka Police Administration · Bijelo Polje · Draško Stanivuković · Europol · Foxtrot · Herceg Novi Police · Igalo · Mario Milošević · Montenegrin Police Administration · Red Cross of Montenegro

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