Two persons suspected of assaulting employees of the Skadar Lake NP Protection Service were arrested, the third will be charged with misdemeanor liability

AUTHOR: M.J.
Officers of the Podgorica Security Department arrested V. P. (30) and D. K. (42) from Zeta on suspicion of having attacked Vuk Saičić and Marko Gluščević, employees of the Protection Service of the Skadar Lakes National Park, last night, while the third person will be charged with misdemeanor liability, because the prosecutor declared that there are no elements of a criminal offense, said the Police Administration.
As a reminder, the public was informed about the attack on Lake Skadar by citizen activist Aleksandar Dragićević with a video showing poachers trying to prevent the supervisors from performing their duties. They also used oars and oars and caused injuries to them on that occasion.
The head of the Skadar Lake National Park Protection Service, Vuk Saičić, said in a statement to Nova M television, among other things, that one of the two attackers was known to them, and that they would inform the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral about last night's incident, because a priest also participated in that event. the person who helped the poachers.
The Police Department said around 1:30 p.m. that they had identified the culprits of this event, and now they say that they have arrested two people in relation to the attack on employees of the Skadar Lake National Park Protection Service.
Notifications were collected from V.P. (30) and D.K. (41) from Zeta for the record in relation to this event, and all of them were brought to the notice of the prosecutor, by order of which they were deprived of their liberty on suspicion of having committed the criminal offense of illegal fishing and the criminal offense of assault on an official a person in the performance of official duty. In relation to the third person who is a participant in the event, the existence of misdemeanor liability will be appreciated, since in relation to the actions of that person, the prosecutor declared that there are no elements of a criminal offense - the statement states.