Police in Montenegro have filed criminal reports against three people for allegedly breaching court-ordered supervision bans, according to the police. In Nikšić, officers were alerted after a border-control check at the Dobrakovo crossing. They established that one man from Nikšić had been given a ban on leaving the municipality as part of a criminal case involving alleged “creating a criminal organization”, ordered by the Higher Court in Podgorica. He was brought to the Nikšić police station and the case was assigned to the duty prosecutor, who ordered a criminal report for the offence under Article 395b of Montenegro’s Criminal Code. Police also filed a criminal report in Nikšić against another man after he was found in Podgorica. He was wanted by Nikšić officers because he had allegedly left his approved address despite a court ban on leaving his flat, imposed by the Basic Court in Kotor. In Berane, police carried out checks on another court-ordered supervision restriction. The person was not found at his home address, but police stopped and checked a vehicle in the Buče area, where he was seated in the passenger seat. The person was then brought to the Berane police station for criminal investigation processing. The prosecutor in Berane ordered the criminal report after being informed. The police said the reports were filed in coordination with the Basic State Prosecution Offices in Nikšić and Berane. The matter is currently at the stage of criminal reporting over alleged violations of supervision measures.