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SOURCE:ANTENA M – AUTHOR:M.J. GDNUS
The Police Directorate today - denying the statement of the former Prime Minister of Montenegro Dritan Abazović that "on the critical day in Cetinje, the police officers were unable to identify the murderer at one point" - shamefully deceived the Montenegrin public by claiming that Martinović "was isolated and surrounded and that there is a video recording from the camera as material evidence for this".
POLICE VIDEO: Shortened 5-second version
To prove the claims, the Police Directorate released a five-second video showing the silhouette of a man walking through the yard of a house in the snow. This video should, according to the leaders, have been MUP Danilo Šaranović, UP head Lazar Šćepanović and his team, as the crowning evidence that refutes the story of the Ura leader.
The ETV portal, however, has a complete video recording from a surveillance camera, which clearly shows Martinović passing between houses and heading towards the street. Armed police officers are running down the street in front of him and at one point they turn and shine their lights on Martnović, who, a second later, falls to the left.
THE REAL VERSION OF THE EVENTS: 22-second recording
The recording irrefutably shows that Martinović was not "isolated and surrounded", as claimed by the UP Media Team for Public Relations, because at one point Martinović slows down and looks in the direction of the police officers. Not a single face is visible behind Martinović, which means that he was not surrounded. The surveillance camera could not record the death itself because a pillar partially obscures the view of Martinović's entire figure.
A session of the Council for Civilian Control of the Police is scheduled for today in Cetinje, and it is expected that this action by the top leadership of the Police Directorate will also be thoroughly analyzed.
