Police director on Šarić case
Serbian Police (MUP) Director Milorad Veljović says that Montenegrin police officials have told him that fugitive drug lord Darko Šarić is not in Montenegro.
Wednesday, 12.05.2010.
09:55
Serbian Police (MUP) Director Milorad Veljovic says that Montenegrin police officials have told him that fugitive drug lord Darko Saric is not in Montenegro. He told B92 TV in Belgrade on Tuesday that he met with his Montenegrin counterpart Veselin Veljovic for the first time to openly talk about cooperation between Serbia and Montenegro’s agencies for fighting organized crime. Police director on Saric case They both agreed that the work of the police needs to be separated from politics and that regional countries cannot become a safe haven for criminals to hide. Asked whether Saric - a Montenegrin native with Serbian passport - was currently hiding in Montenegro, Milorad Veljovic said that he did not believe that this was the case. “We agreed that the two police forces can cooperation successfully if the questions are fully opened. There is no honest cooperation until the questions are fully solved,” he said, adding that neither he nor his Montenegrin colleague "have the right to protect anyone". Veljovic said that he told his Montenegrin counterpart that the Serbian media has speculated that Saric was hiding in his hometown of Pljevlja, in northern Montenegro. “I openly told him that the public in Serbia is, for the most part, convinced that some people who have international warrants out for their arrests are currently located on the territory of Montenegro. He told me openly that he does not have such information, but that he would take measures to find out and to make good on his decisions as the police director and as a professional police officer,” Veljovic said. He said that the Saric crime group was a lot more serious than many thought, adding that the group was discussed at an international conference on the fight against the drug trafficking in April in Brazil. Saric and his gang are suspected of organizing the smuggling of 2.7 tons of cocaine from South America to Europe last year, which was prevented in an international law enforcement operation dubbed Balkan Warrior. Veljovic said that Serbia participated for the first time as an observer in the conference, where it was stated that the Saric case is one of the strongest that has been put together in the last two years. He said that the state administration is very important to the fight against organized crime and that President Boris Tadic represents the "pillar of that fight". Milorad Veljovic (FoNet, file)
Police director on Šarić case
They both agreed that the work of the police needs to be separated from politics and that regional countries cannot become a safe haven for criminals to hide.Asked whether Šarić - a Montenegrin native with Serbian passport - was currently hiding in Montenegro, Milorad Veljović said that he did not believe that this was the case.
“We agreed that the two police forces can cooperation successfully if the questions are fully opened. There is no honest cooperation until the questions are fully solved,” he said, adding that neither he nor his Montenegrin colleague "have the right to protect anyone".
Veljović said that he told his Montenegrin counterpart that the Serbian media has speculated that Šarić was hiding in his hometown of Pljevlja, in northern Montenegro.
“I openly told him that the public in Serbia is, for the most part, convinced that some people who have international warrants out for their arrests are currently located on the territory of Montenegro. He told me openly that he does not have such information, but that he would take measures to find out and to make good on his decisions as the police director and as a professional police officer,” Veljović said.
He said that the Šarić crime group was a lot more serious than many thought, adding that the group was discussed at an international conference on the fight against the drug trafficking in April in Brazil.
Šarić and his gang are suspected of organizing the smuggling of 2.7 tons of cocaine from South America to Europe last year, which was prevented in an international law enforcement operation dubbed Balkan Warrior.
Veljović said that Serbia participated for the first time as an observer in the conference, where it was stated that the Šarić case is one of the strongest that has been put together in the last two years.
He said that the state administration is very important to the fight against organized crime and that President Boris Tadić represents the "pillar of that fight".
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