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Ulcinj police temporarily seized a Chevrolet Corvette driven by a 42-year-old from Podgorica after discovering he lacked a valid driver's license. The driver was sanctioned, and the passenger was also questioned during the traffic stop.
Traffic police in Ulcinj sanctioned 12 young drivers for operating cars with engine power exceeding 80 kW and driving between midnight and 5 AM.
Officials in Ulcinj, Montenegro, conducted intensified controls on hospitality establishments, resulting in drug findings and fines totaling 1,150 euros for playing music without proper authorization.
Police in Ulcinj, Montenegro, have taken four quad vehicles out of traffic and will file misdemeanor charges against a quad rental company and its responsible person due to identified irregularities.
Ulcinj police conducted checks on 113 motorists over 24 hours, arresting five individuals for refusing alcohol testing and driving under the influence, including three Serbian nationals.
Police in Ulcinj, Montenegro, have arrested three foreign nationals on suspicion of drug abuse. Additionally, three hospitality establishments were fined 1,500 euros each for related offenses, as part of a coordinated operation by the Security Department and Communal Police.
Police officers from the Ulcinj Security Department continue preventive and repressive activities to maintain a high level of security during the summer tourist season, controlling five establishments owned by OIL.
Police in Ulcinj seized weapons and ammunition, filing a criminal complaint against one person suspected of illegal possession and carrying of weapons and explosive materials.
Ulcinj police, in cooperation with border police, conducted intensified controls overnight, checking over 300 individuals and arresting nine for traffic safety violations, with 106 drivers fined over €10,000.
Police in Ulcinj, Montenegro, have intensified traffic control using drones, resulting in 22 drivers being sanctioned for violations such as improper overtaking and overtaking in oncoming lanes.
Police in Ulcinj are searching for masked individuals, dubbed 'ninjas,' after surveillance cameras captured men in black, wearing balaclavas and socks, without shoes.
Ulcinj police have filed criminal charges against a 14-year-old girl suspected of making a false bomb threat to 'Maršal Tito' Elementary School last December, with her parents also facing misdemeanor charges.