Regional reports: Casino fight in Montenegro, influencer arrest in Croatia, and brawl in Bosnia

In Montenegro, allegations have surfaced regarding a fight at the Prive casino in Tivat owned by George Kotrel. According to Miloš Medenica, the incident involved three police officers working as private security and two guests. Medenica claims the matter is being covered up and has made allegations regarding Kotrel’s international legal history and his financial ties to Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić.

In Croatia, a 31-year-old Serbian influencer, identified as Marko Stojković, was arrested in Split for publicly displaying tattoos of Chetnik leaders Draža Mihailović and Momčilo Đujić, along with Chetnik symbols. The arrest followed numerous reports from concerned citizens after the man posted photos of the tattoos on Instagram. He faces charges of disturbing public order and discrimination. A court has ordered 15 days of detention, and he faces a potential five-year ban from entering Croatia.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, police in Petrovo arrested three individuals following a brawl during a public gathering ahead of the Velika Gospojina celebration. The incident resulted in minor injuries to two police officers who were physically attacked while attempting to perform their duties.