Montenegro’s border police arrested S.P., a 48-year-old Serbian citizen, and I.V., a 36-year-old Montenegrin, in Ulcinj and found marijuana on them.[1] The two were taken to the misdemeanor court for a violation of the Drug Abuse Prevention Act, and S.P. was then served a decision revoking his residence permit with a ban on entering the country.[2] The Ulcinj action processed nine people for violations of the Law on Foreigners.[1]

At the Božaj crossing on the way into Montenegro, border officers and customs found three handmade cigarettes with marijuana and a package of plant matter resembling marijuana on K.K., a 29-year-old Turkish citizen travelling as a bus passenger.[1] K.K. was arrested for a violation of the Drug Abuse Prevention Act.[1] On Velika Plaza, the long beach at Ulcinj, Mobile Unit officers checked S.M., 37, and found a bag of marijuana weighing over 50 grams on him.[1] A misdemeanor charge was filed against S.M. over that marijuana.[1]

The Border Police Sector said the controls, run with the Customs Administration and the prosecutors’ offices, processed 18 people in all, 13 of them foreign citizens.[1] The same announcement also covered a tobacco and cigarette case at Božaj, a vehicle stop near Bijelo Polje and cigarette seizures in Bar, none of them involving cannabis.[1]