A shooting spree in Montenegro leaves ten people, including two kids, dead.

It was a normal evening at the bar in Cetinje, a western city in Montenegro. However, things quickly turned into a nightmare when a brawl broke out between the bar owner and some of the guests. The situation escalated and turned into a shooting rampage, leaving at least 10 people dead and four seriously injured, including two children. The authorities were shocked and immediately sprang into action to find the perpetrator.

The police confirmed that the attacker was on the run and identified him as Aco Martinovic, a 45-year-old man. Interior Minister Danilo Saranovic addressed the media and shared that Martinovic had not only killed the bar owner, but also his children and members of his own family. The situation was chaotic, and the main focus was on capturing the perpetrator before any further harm was done.

Special troops were deployed to search for Martinovic in Cetinje, while all roads in and out of the city were blocked. The police were determined to find him and bring him to justice. Saranovic warned the residents to stay indoors as the suspect was considered dangerous and unpredictable. He also mentioned that individuals like Martinovic, with their high levels of anger and violence, could be more dangerous than organized criminal gangs.

According to Police Commissioner Lazar Scepanovic, Martinovic was at the bar throughout the day on Wednesday, but left and returned with a weapon at around 5:30 PM. He opened fire, killing four people, before continuing to shoot at three other locations. Fortunately, he was caught by the police after fleeing in a vehicle. It was revealed that Martinovic had a history of violent behavior and had a previous conviction for illegal possession of weapons. The media had also reported on his erratic and violent tendencies.

Montenegro is known for its gun culture, and it is not uncommon for its citizens to own weapons. This has unfortunately led to tragedies like this one. This was the second shooting rampage in Cetinje in the last three years, with the previous one taking place in 2022. The president, Jakov Milatovic, expressed his shock and sorrow over the loss of innocent lives. Instead of celebrating the new year, the country was now in mourning.

Prime Minister Milojko Spajic visited the hospital where the wounded were being treated and declared three days of mourning. He also assured the public that all police teams were actively searching for the suspect. This was a tragedy that had affected the entire nation, and the authorities were doing everything in their power to bring justice to the victims and their families. The community was in shock, and everyone was trying to come to terms with the senseless violence that had taken place in their peaceful city.

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