Serbian National Arrested in Montenegro for Suspected Forgery and Drug Possession

Montenegrin police have arrested a Serbian national in Herceg Novi on suspicion of using forged identification documents. The suspect, identified as S.K., 36, who has temporary residency in Herceg Novi, was apprehended during intensified police controls in the Igalo area.

According to reports, officers stopped the vehicle driven by S.K. and requested to see his identification. The suspect allegedly presented a Croatian identity card and driver's license issued in the name of a Croatian citizen, D.L.

Following the discovery of the potentially fraudulent documents, S.K. was taken to the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Herceg Novi for further proceedings. In addition to the suspected forgery, police found a quantity of cocaine inside the vehicle S.K. was driving. This discovery has resulted in a separate misdemeanor proceeding being initiated against him.

The case highlights ongoing efforts by authorities in Montenegro to combat identity fraud and drug-related offenses. The suspect faces charges related to both the alleged use of fake documents and drug possession.