Trebinje police officers, in a continuation of operation Mreža 2013, arrested five people and seized over 35 kilograms of marijuana.[1] The arrested men were Odisej Fofilos (31) from Vareš, Vanja Kenjić (22) from East Sarajevo, and Đuro Perović (27), Robert Ljiljak (36) and Marko Božinović (37), all described as from Tivat in Montenegro.[2] They were arrested on the Ljubinje-Stolac road at Žegulje for allegedly trying to smuggle the marijuana with two citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina.[3]
Around 15:00 police stopped a Bosnian-registered Dacia driven by Fofilos at Žegulje.[2] A search of the Dacia’s trunk found and seized 30 packages of marijuana.[2] On the Ljubinje-Trebinje road police also stopped a Tivat-registered Polo carrying driver Đuro Perović and Robert Ljiljak.[2] The second vehicle stopped was a Croatian-registered Mercedes driven by Marko Božinović.[2] A later search of the Mercedes found and seized one more package of marijuana.[2]
Police put the black-market value of the 35 kilograms at about 350,000 convertible marks.[2] Police continued the criminal investigation of the five arrested men and documented the offence of unauthorised production and trafficking of narcotic drugs.[2]
