Montenegrin police are investigating a group of suspected hackers, possibly Russians, after finding hundreds of digital devices and sophisticated equipment in a house where foreigners were staying.

Montenegro's Police Administration has forcibly collected 3.7 million euros over the past two years, primarily from traffic participants who failed to pay their obligations on time.

Traffic police in Montenegro arrested two individuals for significantly exceeding the 100 km/h speed limit on the highway. One driver, a 21-year-old from Bar, was caught driving at 174 km/h, while another was clocked at 171 km/h.

Police in Kotor, Montenegro, arrested S.M. (33) from Cetinje in Morinj on suspicion of unauthorized production, possession, and sale of drugs, seizing approximately 230 grams of marijuana.

Police in Ulcinj and Bar, Montenegro, utilized drones to detect dangerous traffic violations, resulting in charges against two drivers and fines for six others. One pair of license plates was also temporarily confiscated.

Montenegro's police have launched a nationwide operation dubbed 'Foreigner,' conducting controls on 153 hospitality establishments, casinos, construction sites, businesses, and other locations across the country.

During a regional 'Motorcycle' action in Tivat and Ulcinj, Montenegrin police controlled 70 drivers, sanctioned over 50 offenders, and arrested two individuals for driving under the influence of alcohol and cocaine, also seizing a quad bike in Ulcinj.

Police in northern Montenegro arrested 14 individuals and seized cocaine, MDMA, and a car in intensified control activities over the past 48 hours.

The Montenegrin Police Administration has welcomed 83 new interns who will complete a year of training across 18 security departments, with the largest group assigned to Podgorica.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) and the Police Directorate of Montenegro have published a schedule for enhanced traffic controls for today and tomorrow, as part of their "Live, Don't Rush" campaign. Mobile police units, known as "interceptors," will be deployed to enforce traffic safety.

Montenegro's Ministry of Interior announced that police will intensify traffic control until October 1 as part of a campaign aimed at increasing road safety and preserving human lives.

Montenegro's Minister of Internal Affairs, Danilo Šaranović, stated that top police and prosecution officials are currently facing unprecedented serious security threats, unlike any assessment seen before in the country's security services.

Montenegro's Special Police Department, acting on orders from the Special State Prosecutor's Office, arrested 14 individuals across multiple cities in connection with a cigarette smuggling operation.

Police in Montenegro have discovered 250 grams of marijuana and arrested one individual. The suspect will be brought before the prosecutor today with a criminal complaint.

Montenegro police arrested 57 drivers over the weekend, during which 40 traffic accidents were recorded on the country's roads, including one with a fatal outcome.

Montenegro's police chief, Šaranović, stated that police are legally obligated to act on every report and emphasized that false reporting is a criminal offense.

Montenegro police conducted searches of over 30 properties, including residential and business premises, linked to Zvicer and his organized crime group.

Montenegrin police, through a coordinated and efficient operation involving security departments in Kotor, Bar, and Ulcinj, successfully prevented the escape of suspects from the country.

Montenegro's Police Administration stated there is no confirmation of an alleged incident in Bistrica, Bijelo Polje, but an investigation is ongoing based on social media reports despite no citizen complaints.

Police in Tuzi, Montenegro, have prevented the smuggling of over 60 kg of marijuana. This operation is part of a regional effort to enhance border surveillance and combat cross-border crime.

Montenegrin police conducted intensified controls on the coast during holiday periods, checking nearly 900 people and 668 vehicles, leading to 43 arrests and the seizure of various drugs.

Lawyer Veselin Radulović writes an opinion piece criticizing the Montenegrin police director's latest 'preventive' strategy, suggesting it implies a lack of clear direction in addressing modern threats like digital crime.

Montenegrin police at the Šćepan Polje border crossing prevented the smuggling of 25 kilograms of marijuana and arrested a 25-year-old individual from Zeta.

Police in Montenegro carried out searches in Nikšić, Plužine, and Šavnik, where five items were found, with further legal qualification pending expert examination.

Police in Montenegro reminded that criminal offenses can be committed by both action and inaction, instructing the Agency for Personal Data Protection (AZLP) to remove all illegally installed cameras.

Authorities in Ulcinj, Montenegro, arrested individuals in Donji Štoj for driving at speeds double the legal limit.

Montenegrin Special Police Department officers arrested Nebojša Marković, Đurerić, and Vojvodić on suspicion of long-term skunk trafficking.

Police in Montenegro conducted nationwide raids in 32 hospitality establishments and intensified traffic controls, resulting in 29 arrests, the seizure of cocaine and ammunition, and sanctions for 463 drivers.

Montenegro's Border Police, as part of their national priority to combat human trafficking and illegal migration, arrested a suspect involved in smuggling migrants from Sudan following a prolonged investigation.

Montenegrin police arrested 87 drivers over the past weekend (February 27 - March 1, 2026) for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or refusing breathalyzer tests. There were 45 traffic accidents, resulting in 10 serious and 21 minor injuries.

Montenegro's Police Directorate has assured that it has sufficient personnel and vehicles to protect high-profile guests, committing all necessary capacities to ensure smooth event realization and the safety of protected individuals.

Montenegro police seized 'sophisticated equipment' and cash from over 50 foreign nationals found in a house near Podgorica, checking for possible links to high-tech crime.

As part of the national campaign 'Live, don't rush,' Montenegro's Ministry of Interior – Police Directorate will conduct intensified road activities on August 10th and 11th across the country. The initiative aims to enhance traffic safety levels.

Police in Pljevlja, Montenegro, have filed criminal charges against a repeat offender for unauthorized production, possession, and distribution of narcotics, after finding marijuana and amphetamines in his apartment.

Montenegro's Police Administration has filed criminal charges against three individuals suspected of unauthorized gambling activities, seizing nine gambling terminals, money, and betting slips from six establishments.

Police in Bar, Montenegro, used drones to monitor traffic and sanctioned nine violations, urging drivers to respect regulations and adapt to road conditions.

Montenegro's Regional Border Police Center 'North' seized goods valued at 12,000 euros. A criminal complaint has been filed in connection with the seizure.

Montenegrin authorities registered seven violations during intensified controls in the Port of Budva, with legal sanctions to follow.

Traffic police in Tivat, Montenegro, conducted a local operation targeting motorcyclists, checking 35 drivers and arresting one, while four motorcycles were impounded.

Montenegro's Ministry of Interior announced that mobile police units, known as 'interceptors,' will be deployed on major road networks, including the Princess Ksenija highway and routes connecting Podgorica to Nikšić, Cetinje, and Virpazar, for enhanced traffic safety controls.

Six individuals, including current acting assistant director Dragan Gorović and police chief Haris Đurđević, have applied for assistant director positions within Montenegro's Police Administration.

The Police Administration and the Ministry of Finance in Montenegro announced the seizure of nine terminals, with the duty state prosecutor in Nikšić informed and issuing instructions for further action.

A police officer and his former colleague were arrested in Montenegro as part of an operation by the Special Police Department, acting on orders from the Special State Prosecutor's Office. They are accused of involvement in a smuggling ring, alongside two other individuals.

Montenegro's police director has ordered an internal control investigation into whether the former chief of Nikšić police intervened to protect a family member after a robbery report at a Danilovgrad betting shop.

Police in Bar, Montenegro, have detained a suspect due to circumstances indicating a risk of flight and the likelihood of repeating criminal offenses related to domestic violence and misuse of another's property.

Montenegro's Interior Minister Danilo Šaranović and Police Director Lazar Šćepanović met with border police officials to discuss readiness and priorities for the upcoming tourist season, focusing on efficient border control.

Montenegro's Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms found that the Police Directorate violated a police officer’s rights by reassigning him to a different unit by phone, without a formal decision or clear employment status.

Montenegro's police announced they have resolved a loan sharking case, while the affected family claims they were defrauded of two million euros from an initial debt of 20,000 euros, including the transfer of a 150-square-meter apartment.

Montenegro's Police Administration has implemented a total ban on the Njeguši - Kotor road, with calls for a return to last year's traffic regime or at least a reduction of restrictions to a few hours.

Police in Montenegro stated they recorded threatening emails of false content ahead of a central celebration in Podgorica, aimed at obstructing the event.

Former head of the organized crime unit, Zoran Backović, testified in Podgorica that top leaders of the Kavač clan, including Radoje Zvicer and Slobodan Kašćelan, were processed and arrested within 30 minutes in 2021.

Police in Montenegro's 'North' Regional Security Center seized firearms and ammunition, arrested two persons of operational interest, and filed criminal charges for narcotics misuse.

The Police Directorate of Montenegro stated that citizens have no reason for concern regarding potential terrorism threats, affirming continuous efforts to mitigate risks.

Police in Golubovci, Montenegro, are investigating reports of weapon use, though initial findings at the scene did not indicate the reported event.

Montenegrin police announced that residency permits for 43 foreign nationals have been canceled due to irregularities found during controls, with 211 measures taken against foreign citizens.

Police in Montenegro have granted permission for the Association of Transporters of Montenegro to hold protests, which will involve limiting truck traffic at borders and in transit across the country from April 14 to April 17.

Police in northern and western Montenegro conducted intensified traffic controls overnight, resulting in sanctions for over 300 drivers and multiple arrests.

Montenegro's police announced intensified and continuous activities to improve traffic safety and sanction improper driving behavior, deploying 'interceptors' on roads during the upcoming weekend.

Bar police in Montenegro have seized 51 kilograms of tobacco without proper documentation and filed a criminal complaint against a 54-year-old man from Bar for suspected illegal trade.

Police in Nikšić, Montenegro, have filed criminal charges against two individuals suspected of illegal arms trade and other offenses, as part of an operation targeting the gray economy.

Montenegro's Police have acquired 19 new specialized vehicles, continuing investments in modernizing the police system.

Two individuals have been detained in Bijelo Polje, Montenegro, after the Security Department filed a criminal complaint against them on February 28th.

Montenegrin police detained at least 50 foreign nationals in Podgorica, seizing equipment and suspecting their involvement in online fraud schemes. The arrests were made in the Mareza area as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged illicit activities.

Montenegrin police have arrested 48 drivers since the implementation of a new law, primarily for alcohol-related offenses and other serious traffic violations. Recent arrests include two drivers on the Danilovgrad-Podgorica road for cocaine possession and refusing testing, and four drivers on the Bijelo Polje-Berane road for excessive speeding.

A man from Cetinje was arrested on suspicion of selling drugs to Turkish nationals, with approximately 230 grams of marijuana found and seized from three individuals.

Police in the municipality of Danilovgrad, Montenegro, have intensified traffic control using drones, resulting in six drivers being sanctioned, with two receiving misdemeanor charges and four issued tickets.

Montenegro's Police Administration announced that an Audi vehicle was seized from a citizen of North Macedonia and handed over to the Podgorica Security Department for further jurisdiction.

As part of the 'Live, Don't Rush' campaign by the Police Directorate and the Ministry of Interior, Montenegro has released the schedule for intensified traffic controls for today and tomorrow, detailing the deployment of mobile traffic safety units.

Police in Podgorica have filed a criminal complaint against S.R. on suspicion of loan sharking. The suspect allegedly continued to demand an additional 9,000 euros from the victim even after the initial 5,500 euro debt was fully repaid.

Montenegro's police administration reported that 16 foreign nationals were expelled from the country in June as part of the 'Foreigner' operation. Additionally, 42 foreign citizens were forcibly removed during the same period.

During the "Stranac" operation in Cetinje, Montenegrin police controlled 115 individuals and legal entities, including 68 foreign nationals with temporary or short-term residency permits.

Montenegrin police have seized 25 illegal terminals and filed five criminal charges, with investigations suggesting organized crime due to the devices being connected to the same software.

Representatives of the Montenegrin Police Administration met with British Ambassador Don Meken and British Embassy officials in Bar to discuss the newly formed Maritime Information Unit.

Montenegro's high-tech crime unit registered multiple online ads and websites falsely claiming state institutional support for projects that promise guaranteed daily earnings.

Montenegro's Special Police Department (SPO) has arrested 14 individuals across the country on suspicion of involvement in smuggling activities. The arrests are part of a broader investigation into organized crime.

Montenegro's Police Administration reported that in May, stays were canceled for 167 foreign nationals, eight were expelled, and 73 initiatives for temporary residence termination were filed, along with 980 misdemeanor charges against foreign citizens.

Montenegro's Police Director Lazar Šćepanović stated that the Police Directorate has not received a response from Serbian authorities regarding 87 Serbian citizens returned from Tivat airport, in response to questions about their potential involvement in extinguishing fires.

Montenegrin police responded to a report of an incident involving a minor in front of a primary school, quickly locating a vehicle with two adults and one minor nearby.

Montenegrin police have announced a temporary traffic ban for trucks and additional measures to prevent congestion, ensuring smooth traffic flow after the ban expires.

Police in Montenegro banned a performance by singer Knindža, citing concerns that the concert could disrupt civil and multi-ethnic harmony and lead to public disorder.

Montenegro's Police Administration reported the arrest of 93 drivers over the weekend, with 56 of them apprehended for driving under the influence of alcohol.

Montenegro's Department for Internal Control of the Police conducted 14 checks on the legality of police officers' work in March 2026, identifying irregularities in four cases, initiating disciplinary proceedings, and filing one criminal complaint for abuse of office.

Montenegro's Police Director announced that a complex operation led to the solving of six murder cases, contributing to a total of 17 murders from 2016-2021 that have been resolved since 2022.

The Montenegrin Police Administration (UP) has issued a warning about a significant increase in WhatsApp phishing scams, urging citizens to be vigilant. Users are advised against clicking suspicious links or sharing verification codes to prevent account compromise.

Montenegro's police announced that 148 drivers were arrested and 54 traffic accidents were recorded on the country's roads from Friday to Monday, resulting in five serious and 23 minor injuries.

Montenegro's Police Administration announced that operation "Presretač" (Interceptor) resulted in the arrest of 48 individuals and 107 charges, notably without any traffic fatalities during its duration.

Montenegro police have intensified controls in railway traffic, focusing on individuals and goods, particularly the transport of excise and other illicit items, to enhance security.

Montenegro's Police Administration conducted operation 'Stranac' (Foreigner), resulting in the revocation of residency for 15 foreign citizens due to intensified control of their movement, stay, and work.

Montenegrin authorities announced a plan for joint and coordinated action between multiple state and local inspection services, which will organize inspector deployments and operate through mobile, mixed teams to enhance safety.

Police in Podgorica, Montenegro, arrested a 30-year-old Serbian citizen, I. T., on suspicion of forgery. A criminal complaint has been filed with the Basic State Prosecutor's Office.

Police in Nikšić, Montenegro, arrested two individuals suspected of illicit sexual acts and neglect, following a report filed on June 6, 2025.

Montenegrin police surrounded and raided the home of businessman Aco Gjukanović, brother of the former Prime Minister, in Podgorica, with inspectors expected to inspect his properties.