Montenegrin Court Sentences Intelligence Officer Lazovic and Kavac Clan Leader Zvicer
Petar Lazovic, an operative of the Montenegrin National Security Agency (ANB), received a 20-year prison sentence for his involvement in the Kavac criminal organization. Radoje Zvicer, the fugitive leader of the clan, was sentenced in absentia to 40 years, marking a significant judicial action against state-linked organized crime in Montenegro.
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Montenegro: Kavac Clan Leadership and Intelligence Officer Sentenced
A Montenegrin court has confirmed the sentencing of Kavac clan leader Radoje Zvicer to 40 years in absentia and intelligence officer Petar Lazovic to 20 years for involvement in the Kavac criminal organization. This action, supported by Sky ECC evidence, represents a significant judicial outcome against state-linked organized crime in Montenegro. The long-term impact on the Kavac clan's operational capabilities remains to be fully observed.