Serbian, Montenegrin traffickers arrested in Spain

Three Serbians and three Montenegrins have been arrested in Spain on suspicion that they attempted to smuggle 77 kilograms of cocaine. Serbia's intelligence agency BIA announced that it cooperated in the operation with the Spanish police. Serbian, Montenegrin traffickers arrested in Spain The drugs were transported from Argentina aboard a ship, and were intercepted in the port of Tarragona. Jovan Stojic, chief of the BIA director's cabinet, told B92 in Belgrade on Thursday that the agency had no information that would indicate the six were part of a larger organized crime group. "Our intelligence shows they acted autonomously," he said. Stojic named the suspects as Serbian citizens Drazen Krasic, Dalibor Dramicanin and Goran Crnomarkovic, and Montenegrins Nikola Mrvaljevic, Vuk Popovic and Ilija Brankovic.

Serbian, Montenegrin traffickers arrested in Spain

The drugs were transported from Argentina aboard a ship, and were intercepted in the port of Tarragona.

Jovan Stojić, chief of the BIA director's cabinet, told B92 in Belgrade on Thursday that the agency had no information that would indicate the six were part of a larger organized crime group.

"Our intelligence shows they acted autonomously," he said.

Stojić named the suspects as Serbian citizens Dražen Krasić, Dalibor Dramićanin and Goran Crnomarković, and Montenegrins Nikola Mrvaljević, Vuk Popović and Ilija Branković.