At the "Bar with Daris" protest, a new gathering was announced in front of the High Court

SOURCE: ANTENA M / AUTHOR: M.J. GDNUS
The second protest called "Bar with Daris" was organized today on Vladimir and Kosara Square, on the plateau in front of the Department Store. As Primorski portal reports, the message of the organizers from today's protest is that they will not give up the gathering until the Law on Treatment of Minors in Criminal Proceedings is amended. It was announced that the protests will continue in front of the High Court in Podgorica, which ruled that a minor suspected of attempted murder should be released from prison.
The protests followed after Daris Mujić, a student of this school, was seriously wounded in the courtyard of the Niko Rolović High School in Bar. Daris Mujic's father, Ceno Mujic, told Primorski portal that his son is recovering and is in better health.
A friend of the Mujić family and one of the organizers of the protest, Alan Drljan, announced that he will not give up on the protests until the request is approved, and that the gatherings will be organized in Podgorica, in front of, as he stated, "the court that made this decision".
"Under no other condition than the fulfillment of all demands will we give up the protest," said Drljan.
Daris Mujić's sister also addressed the crowd.
As part of the protest, members of the family of the minor Alija Krem, who was injured in Šušanj last year, by the same persons who participated in the wounding of Mujić, addressed the director of the Gymnasium "Niko Rolović" Marija Ðonović, the biology professor Milena Bajagić, who acted heroically. after Mujić was injured, and the president of the Parents Association, Kristina Mihajlović.
Let us remind you that minor A.K. (17) from Bar, suspected of the criminal offense of attempted murder after he inflicted life-threatening injuries on student D.M. with a knife in the courtyard of the Gymnasium. (18), was released from detention after nine days.
A student of Bar Gymnasium "Niko Rolović" D.M. (17) Bar was attacked by two minors during a small break in front of the school. Minor A.K. inflicted a life-threatening stab wound on him. The 18-year-old had injuries to his chest, diaphragm and spleen. The knife pierced the chest wall and entered the abdomen.
Injured D.M. was in danger for days. He was operated on in the Bar General Hospital, and the treatment continued in the Clinical Center of Montenegro.